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  • SUMO Course In June - Places Still Available

    Thu 25 Apr 2024 Mrs McCormack, Family Liaison Officer

    As you know, we have been offered an exciting opportunity for parents and carers to attend a short course taking place at Belmont in June. Places on the course are still available; If you would like to find out more or to ask any questions, either contact the school office to speak to myself or email me at Andrea.McCormack@belmont.lincs.sch.uk to book your place.

     

    About The Course

    The SUMO ‘Stop Understand and Move On’ course is for any parent, guardian, carer, or those who are supporting children and families who want to explore new ways to help children (and adults) navigate through the rollercoaster of life. The course aims to provide a ‘toolkit’ to help manage the big emotions and challenges that inevitably come their way. Each session has been designed to build from the last and show that small changes in our responses can lead to big changes as a whole.


    The course is completely free of charge, taking place on Thursday 6th June, Thursday 13th June, Thursday 20th June and Thursday 27th June from 1.30pm – 3pm. It is a great chance to meet other parents and learn something new, with a cup of tea and a biscuit.


    Thank you for your continued support.

    Mrs McCormack

    Family Liaison Officer

  • Priory Ruskin Academy Aptitude Tests Summer 2024

    Fri 19 Apr 2024 School Office

    Information has been sent to the parents/carers of children in Samber Class (Year 5) who may wish to join the Priory Ruskin Academy in September 2025.

     

    The Academy will be holding aptitude tests in Sport and Visual Arts in July 2024. Further information can be found on their school website, (https://www.prioryruskin.co.uk/page/?title=Aptitude+Assessment&pid=193), click HERE to go directly to the page.

  • Find Our Egg At The Giant Easter Egg Hunt!

    Thu 28 Mar 2024 Mrs Leeson

    A free Giant Easter Egg Hunt will be taking place in Grantham on Saturday, 30 March! It has been organised by SKDC’s Arts and Cultural Services Team working in partnership with local primary schools, community groups and businesses and we are excited to let you know one of the eggs has been hand-decorated by the children in Belmont Art Club!

     

    The 3 foot tall wooden eggs were built by local artist Simon Kieffer from Outwood CIC, and the Art Club members had a great time helping to design and paint a fabulous decoration. Now it is finished, the egg will be hidden in one of the participating businesses, parks and shops somewhere in Grantham.

     

    The trail will start from the Wyndham Park Visitor Centre between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm. Those taking part will have the chance to seek out the eggs whilst solving puzzles on the trail and once all the eggs have been found and the puzzles solved, participants can return to the Visitor Centre to receive a sweetie reward. They will also have the chance to enter a prize draw to win tickets for upcoming shows at the Guildhall Arts Centre.

     

    Please note: Trail tickets are free but must be booked in advance and all children require a ticket. 

    All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

     

    For more information and to book tickets, please visit the Guildhall Arts Centre website at www.guildhallartscentre.com

  • Our Learning Celebration!

    Wed 27 Mar 2024 Mrs Pallier & Mrs Eggleston

    We would like to thank everyone for the amazing response to our food DT celebration this week. The buzz in the hall was great and we know the children loved sharing their books, and letting their family members taste and review their delicious food and dips!

     

    More photos can be found on the Class Pages.

  • A Visit By Sunita

    Wed 27 Mar 2024

    We were delighted to welcome Sunita from the 'Indian Experience' back to Belmont today where she led a whole school assembly and told the story of Rama and Sita. Afterwards, the children in Impala and Barasingha took part in classroom workshops where they learned about Hindu Gods and Hindu ceremonies before spending the afternoon dressing in traditional Indian clothing and learning some Bollywood style dancing. It was a great experience which all loved and we look forward to seeing Sunita again soon.

     

    To find out more about 'The Indian Experience' go to: https://theindianexperience.org/

  • Stars Of The Term

    Wed 27 Mar 2024 Mrs Shales

    As we come near to the end of a very busy spring term, Mr Allsopp was delighted to welcome everyone to our Star of the Term assembly last Friday morning. We are inspired by the way children across the school are working so hard both at home and in school. They are showing great kindness and support to each other and have a determination to learn and succeed. Our wonderful Stars, with their great enthusiasm and commitment exemplify so much of what we value at Belmont.

     

    In our fabulous celebration of learning today, our Stars received certificates for:

    Reindeer Class - the enthusiasm, fun and joy he brings to our class each day.

    Fallow Class - always trying hard and having a fantastic attitude to her learning.

    Elk Class - always showing excellent learning behaviours at school.

    Impala Class - being a very hard worker, an excellent listener and a respectful friend.

    Barasingha Class - all of her amazing hard work and her fantastic attitude towards everything she does.

    Sambar Class - her fantastic effort and attitude.

    Taruca Class -her hard work and determination.

     

    During the assembly we celebrated children in each class who have made outstanding progress and effort in Maths, Reading, Writing and Science this term. We also congratulated the children who were awarded certificates for their exemplary conduct in school.

    Class Awards

     For outstanding progress and effort.

    Reading Astrya, Asel, Jacob, Ted, Josephine, Oscar, Lily
    Writing Markuss, Harrison, Matilda, Loue, Lillie-Grace, Lilah, Owen
    Maths Harriet, Dolce, Arthur, Eva, John, Arabella, Kenny
    Science Lennie, Arthur, Oliver, Max, Ellie, Jack, Teddy

     

    Conduct Ambassadors

    In recognition of consistently making the right choices, leading by example and helping to create

     an environment where everyone can learn and be successful.

    Theo, Josef, Eliza, Aayushri, Jake, Alysia, Zak

     

    For Excellent Conduct At Lunchtimes

    Chosen by Midday Supervisors

    Ben, Harvey, Freddie, Maya, Violet

     

    Times Tables badges were also awarded this morning, and our congratulations go to: silver - Lillie & Ruby, gold - Isabelle, platinum - Sienna. 

     

    Mr Togher was also immensely proud to let everyone know of the exemplary attitude and behaviour of the children in Sambar Class who successfully took part in Bikeability this week.

     

    Well done everyone!

     

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    This term, we hope to invite the parents and carers of Star Achievers to join the celebration either by joining us in school or watching via Zoom. The password will be changed weekly.

  • Sports Round Up Of The Term

    Wed 27 Mar 2024 Mr Togher

    This term kicked off with a fantastic achievement by some of our pupils. We had attended the Lincolnshire Sportshall Athletics Trials previously and we were extremely proud to say 8 of our pupils were selected to represent Lincolnshire in the Midlands finals. At the finals, our pupils were competing against other children from Leicestershire and Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Northamptonshire.  A lot of these children in the competition represent athletics clubs and train specifically for the event they take part in whereas for our children it was a completely new event for them and something they had only practiced since the trials. Our children represented not only our school, but the county brilliantly and we had some fantastic achievements on the day. I was very proud of each and every one of them.

     

    This term our Year 4’s finished their swimming lessons and we had some brilliant outcomes. We also completed our final round of 'Aspire to Inspire' mentoring from Inspire+ coach Sacha. The children enjoyed all of their sessions and were able to make progress in their well-being throughout.

     

    We have also been busy competing in numerous sports this term. We started with the Netball tournament, in which our children did brilliantly, coming 5th overall and being selected for School Games Fair Play Award, something we take lots of pride in as a school when attending competitions. We then had an opportunity for all of the girls in KS2 to take part in 'Let Girls Play', the FA initiative to get as many girls playing football as possible. The girls had the chance to take part in lots of different football drills and games with Inspire+ and it was great to see so many of our girls have the opportunity to get active, with 50 attending! Next up was the Girls football tournament where again we performed great as a team and the improvement in some of our players was unbelievable. The girls managed to score lots of goals and only narrowly missed out on the semi-finals, finishing joint 5th overall.

     

    Hockey was our penultimate competition this term, with 2 teams from our school attending. Both teams showed great progression in what is a very tricky sport to pick up and play. The Year 6’s were able to implement the skills they learnt in PE last year and the Year 5 representatives showed they had learnt lots of new skills in the club led by one of our Young Ambassadors and will only progress further in PE next year. Our final competition is Tag Rugby which takes place on the last day of term, but we have been looking forward to this one for a long time as we have had our Tag Rugby club which has been very well attended all term.

     

    Next term will see our summer sport competitions take place, with opportunities for KS1 and Year 3/4 to take part in some cricket, 3/4 Tri-golf, 3/4 cross country and our year 5/6 girls/mixed cricket competitions. We will also be entering the KS2 athletics competition for the first time this year. News regarding our second Belmont Football 5-a-side tournament will also be finalised early into next term, which I am very excited about.

     

    Thank you for your continued support.

     

    Mr Togher  

  • Star Achievers Of The Week

    Fri 15 Mar 2024 Mrs Shales

    The hall was very colourful this morning as we dressed in red for Comic Relief Red Nose day. Mr Allsopp was delighted to welcome everyone as our Stars shared their fantastic learning with us all in the hall and those watching at home via Zoom.

     

    This week, our wonderful Stars received certificates for:

    Reindeer Class - being so eager to learn - his enthusiasm for phonics and drawing club is so clear to see!

    Fallow Class - his fantastic attention and determination in gymnastics.

    Elk Class - the fantastic progress she is making in reading!

    Impala Class - the amazing progress that he has made with his reading.

    Barasingha Class - her fantastic PE skills in swimming and gymnastics.

    Sambar Class - his brilliant, creative Art work.

    Taruca Class - his brilliant contribution in class, especially Maths.

     

    The children from Year 2 to Year 6 have been working very hard learning their times tables and this morning a silver badge was awarded to Maya for her great achievement.

     

    Our after school Table Tennis Club, led by Mrs Nix, is extremely popular and today Mr Allsopp was delighted to present bronze skills awards to Reegan, Harriet, Oscar, Roma, William and Kia.

     

    The class winners for Attendance was Sambar with a fabulous 98%!

     

    Well done everyone!

     

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    This term, we hope to invite the parents and carers of Star Achievers to join the celebration either by joining us in school or watching via Zoom. The password will be changed weekly.

  • The Easter Experience At The Church Of Ascension

    Wed 13 Mar 2024 Mrs Shales

    The children in Impala and Barasingha classes loved their visits to the Church of Ascension this week where they took part in an Easter Experience workshop led by Reverend Sam. They learnt all about the Easter story by moving to five different stations and listening and answering questions. The children were also kindly given handmade knitted chicks with three mini chocolate eggs inside to bring home.

     

    Our thanks to Reverend Sam and the church members for making us feel so welcome. More photos can be found on the Class Pages.

     

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    The church will be holding an Easter Celebration on Saturday, 30 March from 10:00 am until 12:30 pm. There will be a party with an Easter hunt for families with children aged from 5 to 11 years, younger siblings are welcome. More details can be found on the poster below.

  • Let Girls Play!

    Wed 13 Mar 2024 Mr Togher

    It was fantastic to be part of the FA Let Girls Play National event with Inspire+ last week. The girls thoroughly enjoyed the session with 50 taking part! Hopefully inspiring many to get into football outside of school as the enthusiasm and effort was brilliant!

     

    To find out more about Let Girls Play please go to: https://www.englandfootball.com/play/youth-football/in-education/letgirlsplay

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