St John's Primary Academy
Hobnock Road, Essington,
Wolverhampton. WV11 2RF
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Year 5/6 boys football were runners up at the District final. They competed strongly and only conceded one goal throughout the tournament.
Year 5/6 girls won the the District final and going on to qualify for the County final which will be held at St George's Park, Burton.
All the girls battled throughout the tournament winning every match, scoring 12 goals and only conceding one.
The girls are really looking forward to the County finals especially as they will experience playing at Burton, the home of all the England football squads.
Year 3/4 boys football squad also performed extremely well in their local
tournament.
They also won every match, scoring 10 goals and only conceding one. (click image for full view)
Inset Day
Friday 17th November
PTA Christmas Fair
1st December
End Of Term
19th December
Christmas Performances
Nursery | Wed 13th Dec | 10.45am & 2.30pm
Reception | Wed 6th Dec | 10.45am & 2pm
Year 1 | Tues 12th Dec | 11am & 2pm
Year 2 | Thur 7th Dec | 11am & 2pm
More events and information can be found on our website
We would like to welcome Natasha Miller to our Administrative Team working in our main Reception. Natasha is an apprentice and joined us just after half term. I am sure she will prove to be a very valuable addition to our team.
Prior to half term we were sorry to say goodbye to Vicky Woodberry who had worked successfully in the Main Reception for several months. We would like to place on record our thanks for her hard work and commitment and wish her well in her new ventures.
Inset Day
It was good to see the Church full with parents and grandparents. Over the three services 430 children participated and they all performed well and hopefully benefited from the experience. I am sure you can appreciate what a difficult task it is to co-ordinate so many pupils walking to the church safely, making sure they all have suitable space in the Church and that the services run on time.
It had also proved difficult to arrange a time convenient time for both St. John’s Church and ourselves given the busy timetables we both have but I am pleased that we were able to proceed this year and would like to thank Reverend Wendy and her team for their hospitality.
The separate service held here in the academy for our 86 Year 6 pupils was also very successful with the pupils demonstrating a good understanding of the more difficult issues around Harvest. The pupils discussed the vast differences between parts of the globe where food can be scarce or plentiful and the implications for people in the future.
A reminder that Friday 17th November is an Inset day and school is closed to pupils.
Main Reception
It was good to see the Church full with parents and grandparents. Over the three services 430 children participated and they all performed well and hopefully benefited from the experience. I am sure you can appreciate what a difficult task it is to co-ordinate so many pupils walking to the church safely, making sure they all have suitable space in the Church and that the services run on time.
It had also proved difficult to arrange a time convenient time for both St. John’s Church and ourselves given the busy timetables we both have but I am pleased that we were able to proceed this year and would like to thank Reverend Wendy and her team for their hospitality.
The separate service held here in the academy for our 86 Year 6 pupils was also very successful with the pupils demonstrating a good understanding of the more difficult issues around Harvest. The pupils discussed the vast differences between parts of the globe where food can be scarce or plentiful and the implications for people in the future.
Sporting Successes