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This week has been a very busy week celebrating amazing achievements over this half term!

After what has seemed a particularly long term, I am pleased to say that we have finally made it to the Christmas break. 

We have had a great run up to Christmas and have had lots of fun making decorations and biscuits to eat.

On Thursday, the whole school enjoyed a riotous performance of Treasure Island. 

KS1 wowed packed audiences at their Nativity performances this year. Their performance of ‘It’s a Party’ was all-singing, all-dancing and the children had such a fabulous time showing their families what they have been working on.

Today our children took part in one of two workshops run by Rock Steady Music School.

Father Sean gratefully received a £25 donation from the school this week. 

A very wet and miserable Tuesday afternoon exploded in to a symphony of music and colour as our wonderful Year 2 children treated us to an upbeat mini concert.

The hall was packed this morning in anticipation of the Year 1 singing concert and it certainly was a show to remember.

Our fabulous school choir has been really busy over the past few weeks, learning lots of Christmas songs.  

In a thrilling journey back in time, Year 5 celebrated Viking Day, immersing themselves in the rich history and culture of the legendary Norse seafarers.

At Beulah, we love to read and support each other to develop our love of reading!

A big thank you to the Choir and Mrs Ehiemua for leading us in carols after school this Friday afternoon. 

Earlier on this term, one of our Eco Friends – Shay in Indigo Class, wrote a persuasive letter to Ms Hall asking for a battery recycling bin to be installed in school.

When is the most wonderful time of the year in Year 2?