Catch up with our latest news here as it happens!
We started celebrating the Royal Wedding early on Friday by holding a street party at lunch time. Mrs Franks and her team served up traditional party food which was then enjoyed outside on the field.
Due to the inclement weather, the Infants Country Dancing will be held indoors this afternoon. As a result, although the children will enjoy their May celebrations as planned, we will unfortunately be unable to accommodate an audience today.
On Friday 9th February, our Red House Captains, accompanied by two Red House Librarians, visited our local branch of Waterstones to spend the £160 raised during our House Jumble Sale.
Our Spring Term Book Challenge is now up and running! Sheets will be given out this week or can be found below. With the exception of Year R, all children have the same 8 challenges to complete and should work through at their own pace, selecting appropriate texts to suit their age and ability. As ever, books may be shared with an adult, read to the children or enjoyed independently by the child. A display of the Year 1/2 Recommended reads can be found in the library and the Year 3/4 texts remain on display in the corridor; Years 5 & 6 have posters in class reminding them of their choices.
Thank you for all of the donations received on Friday for Children in Need. By wearing your spots, bringing your bears and taking part in our 'Name the Bear' competition, you raised £417 for this great chairity.
Come and join us from 1.30pm this Friday afternoon for our school enterprise fayre!
Langrish pupils raised £403.77 during their Charity Day which was in aid of Shine.
Congratulations to all of the pupils and adults of Langrish Primary School on achieving the Level 1 Rights Respecting School Award!
Congratulations to our 'High 5' netball team who played Buriton this week and won their two matches convincingly. The squad worked with super sportsmanship and organisation, making Ms Fiers incredibly proud.
Thank you for coming to see our Dance Showcase this afternoon. For those who were unable to attend, here's a taste of what you missed! The children proudly showed off their PE learning from this half term in dances ranging from 'Banana, Banana, Meatball' to Street Dance.
We were delighted to receive a letter of recognition from Nick Gibb (Secretary of State for School Standards) this week commending our school community for their achievements in the annual Year 1 Phonics Test. Congratulations to all involved for their hard work.
