WK 23.05.2025 – Celebrating our Stars & Attendance this week!

Star of the Week Awards

Congratulations to all our Stars of the Week! It is always challenging to single out a student as Star of the Week as they all perform exceptionally well, however the Teachers try their best to select a student each week. We are incredibly proud of everyone who received an award this week. In addition to the Star of the Week awards, our Music Stars this week are as follows: Key Stage 1 – Isla Rose (Yr 1) and Key Stage 2 Connor (Yr 3).

Weekly Attendance Update

We aim for all classes to maintain attendance above 96%, in line with national guidelines. This week’s top performers were Owls with an impressive 100% attendance – absolutely fantastic! Several other classes also made great efforts, with Year 2 Miss Tomlison’s class achieving 99% Attendance, followed by Year 6 class with 97% Attendance.

Thank you to all our students, parents and staff for your continued support. Let’s keep striving for success and maintaining high attendance rates!

Our Year 6 students, led by Mr. Stevenson and Miss Horan, enjoyed a fantastic residential trip to the Winmarleigh Hall.

From the thrill of ladder climbing and obstacle courses, to the focus and fun of disc golf and rafting, they have been challenging themselves, supporting one another, and making brilliant memories. And what better way to end the day than around a campfire, toasting marshmallows and sharing laughs with friends!

WK 16.05.2025 – Celebrating our Stars & Attendance this week!

Star of the Week Awards

Congratulations to all our Stars of the Week! It is always challenging to single out a student as Star of the Week as they all perform exceptionally well, however the Teachers try their best to select a student each week. We are incredibly proud of everyone who received an award this week. In addition to the Star of the Week awards, our Music Stars this week are as follows: Key Stage 1 – Osama (Yr 1) and Key Stage 2 Navidh (Yr 3).

Weekly Attendance Update

We aim for all classes to maintain attendance above 96%, in line with national guidelines. This week’s top performers were Year 6 with an impressive 100% attendance – absolutely fantastic! Several other classes also made great efforts, with Year 4 achieving 99% Attendance, followed by Year 1 and both Year 2 classes with 98% Attendance.

Thank you to all our students, parents and staff for your continued support. Let’s keep striving for success and maintaining high attendance rates!

Wk Ending 9.05.2025 – Celebrating our Dojo Stars Badge Achievers this week!

At Acre Hall Primary, we use Dojo points as a way to celebrate and encourage key values and behaviours in our students. We are incredibly proud to celebrate the achievements of our students who have been awarded Dojo Star Badges this week! These badges recognise their consistent effort, positive attitude, and excellent behaviour across school life.

This week the teachers have awarded the following badges:

• Bronze Badges: 9 students from Year 3 and 4 students from Owls
• Silver Badges: 5 student from Kingfishers and 1 student from Year 2
• Gold Badges: 2 students from Year 2

Well done to all our badge earners – your hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed. Keep aiming high and being the best you can be!

WK 9.05.2025 – Celebrating our Stars & Attendance this week!

Star of the Week Awards

Congratulations to all our Stars of the Week! It is always challenging to single out a student as Star of the Week as they all perform exceptionally well, however the Teachers try their best to select a student each week. We are incredibly proud of everyone who received an award this week. In addition to the Star of the Week awards, our Music Stars this week are Georgi (Yr 2) and Angela Rose (Yr 3).

Weekly Attendance Update

We aim for all classes to maintain attendance above 96%, in line with national guidelines. This week’s top performers were Year 6 with an impressive 98% attendance – well done! Other classes also made great efforts, and we appreciate everyone’s commitment to being present and ready to learn.

Thank you to all our students, parents and staff for your continued support. Let’s keep striving for success and maintaining high attendance rates!

After Acres celebrated and remembered with their own VE Day street party this week.

Students across the school also experimented with charcoal art, as part of the Art Club exploring texture, shading, and expressive drawing techniques.

Some of our children take part in a regular Sensory Circuit session or a Lego Therapy session, led by our ELSA, Mrs Zelinski.

The Sensory Circuit session is a fun and structured activity designed to help them self-regulate and get ready for learning. From movement-based tasks to calming activities, the children engaged enthusiastically and benefited from improved focus and emotional readiness which is a fantastic way to support their well-being and development.

The small LEGO Therapy sessions are small group sessions who are designed to help children develop important social skills such as teamwork, communication and problem-solving all through fun and engaging LEGO building activities.

On Friday 2nd May, a group of students from our Year 5 and Year 6 took part in a Dodgeball Tournament.

We are extremely pleased with their achievements. One of our Teams has gone through Quarter Finals and the other team has gone through the Semi Finals. 

Well done everyone!

On Friday 2nd May, our Year 4 students, led by Mrs. Robson, enjoyed an exciting and educational trip to the Eureka Museum.

The visit offered a hands-on learning experience, allowing the children to explore interactive exhibits focused on science, the human body, and everyday technology. The museum’s playful and immersive approach helped reinforce topics covered in class, while also sparking curiosity and enthusiasm for learning.