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Our KS2 children enjoyed a fantastic trip to the cinema as a special end-of-term treat. Year 3 watched The Wild Robot, Year 4 enjoyed Paddington in Peru (Paddington 3), and Years 5 and 6 were entertained by The Bad Guys 2.

The children had a wonderful time watching their films with friends and were a credit to the school throughout the visit. Their excellent behaviour and enthusiasm helped make the trip a memorable experience for everyone.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Blackburn Vue Cinema for generously donating the cinema tickets. Their kindness enabled our children to enjoy this special opportunity and create lasting memories together.

Thank you, Blackburn Vue Cinema, for your support and generosity.

Wow, what an exciting trip! Year 3 visited Bring Yer Wellies and had a fabulous day filled with team work, problem-solving and fun. 

Today, we had a fantastic opportunity to explore a Planetarium! All year groups, from EYFS to Year 6, enjoyed an exciting and interactive session. The children learned about the different planets in our solar system and discovered fascinating facts about space. It was a wonderful experience that inspired curiosity and excitement about the world beyond our planet.

Year 3 had a lovely day on Monday. They had a lovely guided walk around the Cathedral grounds . They looked at different trees from lots of different countries and looked at their leaves and different barks. We collected lots of autumn leaves and made a display at school in the afternoon. We were also very lucky to be able to go into the Cathedral to see the 3D Earth exhibition.

oday, our Key Stage 1 children had a fantastic opportunity to take part in a Multi-Sports Festival at St Bede's. The event brought together children from a number of local schools to enjoy an exciting day of physical activity, teamwork, and fun.

Throughout the day, the children participated in a wide range of sports and activities designed to develop their fundamental movement skills, coordination, balance, and confidence. From running and jumping challenges to team games and skill-based activities, there was something for everyone to enjoy. The children approached each activity with enthusiasm and determination, giving their best effort while encouraging and supporting one another.

One of the highlights of the day was the opportunity to work alongside new friends and experience a variety of sports in a positive and inclusive environment. The festival focused on participation, enjoyment, and personal achievement, allowing every child to experience success and build their confidence.

It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces throughout the day, with lots of laughter, excitement, and memorable moments shared between the children. They demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, resilience, and teamwork, making both the school and themselves incredibly proud.

A huge thank you to the staff and organisers at St Bede's for hosting such a well-planned and enjoyable event. The children returned to school full of enthusiasm and eager to share their experiences with their friends and families.

Please take a look at some of the photographs from this fantastic day of sport, fun, and friendship.