June Turner, Headteacher of Beecroft Primary School, congratulated all the school at Friday’s Family Assembly, for the tremendous amount of £4012.80, raised for books in the new library. This reflects massive support from parents and Friends of Beecroft.
Thank you to all!
Pupils presented Gail Webb with a handmade felt artwork as a retirement gift.
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Dear Parents
It has been an extremely busy and productive half term. Our school is featured in the Yorkshire Evening Post tonight as we held a special musical assembly for Gail Webb the retiring director of learning at Leeds City Council. We presented her with a felt made by our pupils. Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that Beecroft are through to the quarter-finals of the cup after beating Lower Wortley in a tense match on Monday night. Continue reading
Well done to all of our children who took part in the egg decorating competition. The standard of eggs this year was phenomenal, showing real creative talent, making the competition extremely hard to judge! Have a look below to see if you can pick your favourite:
On the 3rd March, Year 5 enjoyed an exciting yet very muddy residential, to the picturesque village of Castleton in the Peak District. Continue reading
Thank you to all of our parents who helped donate! Continue reading
Sponsored Walk in aid of the Library
We are planning on holding a sponsored walk on the morning of Thursday 2nd April. All proceeds from this event will be used to improve the school library, which will help all children within the school. Continue reading
Dear Parents
Well done to parents and pupils who have participated in the half-term reading challenge. Certificates and rewards will be presented on Friday 13 March 2015. Reading is a vital skill and we want to maintain its high profile. Our aim is that every child will be an excellent reader by the time they go to High School. Continue reading
All children in Key Stage 2 enjoyed a visit today from Team Players Theatre Company, who performed an action-packed, hour long play called ‘Super Cyber Safe’.
The drama was interactive with children involved in fun games, songs and quizzes, educating them about the potential dangers online. It was great to see how much children had learnt already about e-safety from their Safer Internet Day projects and the play provided a fun, humorous way to consolidate their knowledge.
