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We had a wonderful day celebrating our love for books on World Book Day! The children - and staff - all looked absolutely fantastic in their favourite book character costumes! Mr Allsopp came to school dressed as the dad from the book 'The Tiger Who Came To Tea' - and brought in his big soft toy tiger too! The children were very excited to learn that the tiger is going to be a prize for the special Sponsored Read Challenge that began on Monday!
In our special Belmont Winners Wednesday assembly earlier this week, our Dojo House Champions were Ospreys, with a score of 168, with Sparrowhawks closely behind on 161.
We have been notified that there are some cases of scarlet fever within the school; they are at home receiving treatment.
As World Book Day is fast approaching, we thought a Sponsored Reading Bingo Challenge would be a wonderful way to promote reading and for children to practice their reading skills.
Today, Mr Allsopp was delighted to congratulate 98 children who received their 100% Attendance Certificates for Term 3, January–February 2026.
Last month, we launched our Attendance competitions, including a HERO colouring challenge and a 'Design Your Own Attendance HERO' activity. Mr Horan, our Attendance Governor, had the tough job of judging over 40 fantastic entries and was truly impressed by the children's creativity and imagination.
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Yesterday, the children in Key Stage1 had a lovely ‘Open the Book’ assembly with the team from LightSpace telling us the story of John the Baptist.
Families who live within our Parish will have received their latest newsletter which features our fabulous Gardening Club led by Mrs Pallier!
The children in Year 5 – Sambar Class took a step back in time last week when they spent the day at Gainsborough Old Hall.
We would like to say a huge thank you to our local Parish Council - Londonthorpe and Harrowby Without - for their kind gift of an oak tree in commemoration of our 50th anniversary.
The children in Year 4 – Barasingha Class were very excited on Wednesday to learn they had achieved their target in the Reading Competition! Since the beginning of term in January, they have achieved a word count of 1,010,070 and have now won 10 books for their classroom. A great achievement!
We were very pleased to welcome PCSO Georgina back to Belmont today as part of the Lincolnshire Mini Police scheme. She led a special assembly about anti-social behaviour with the children in Year 5 and Year 6.