Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Stainforth Youth Centre is now open 2 evenings per week for young people from the age of 8.

Tuesday

Steering Group from 4:30 until 5:15pm which is for young people to work on campaigns around issues important to them in their community.

SEND Group from 5:30 until 7pm. Parents or carers do need to stay in the building in this session but we have a separate room where they can have teas and coffees and chat.

Friday

Standard Youth Club from 6 until 7pm which is for primary aged children.

Over the last few weeks, our Y4, Y5 and Y6 children have been working incredibly hard to practise the poetry selection for this year's Doncaster Read Aloud. Last week, three or four children from each year group were chosen to represent their classes in the semi-final, on World Book Day. 

Iyla, Harry, Vanessa, Olivia-Mae, Roaie-Leigh, Lavinia, Logan, Adeline, Kleo and Issac all gave fantastic, expressive performances in front of KS2, teaching staff and our guest judge, David, who is one of our school governors. He was very impressed with their efforts and confidence! 

The votes were counted and the winner was... ADELINE! 

We are so pleased that she will be representing our school on 26th March at Danum GLAM in the Doncaster-wide Danum Read Aloud competition. Phil - our local library manager - also provided her with the prize of a £20 Amazon voucher to congratulate her on her victory.

All performers were incredible and we are so proud of them all!

On Thursday 13th February, our KS1 children took part in a Road Safety event. We learned the importance of being safe near roads and how to be a sensible pedestrian. We had lots of fun whilst learning an important rhyme - Stop, Look, Listen. 

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Stainforth Youth Centre is now open 2 evenings per week for young people from the age of 8.

Tuesday

Steering Group from 4:30 until 5:15pm which is for young people to work on campaigns around issues important to them in their community.

SEND Group from 5:30 until 7pm. Parents or carers do need to stay in the building in this session but we have a separate room where they can have teas and coffees and chat.

Friday

Standard Youth Club from 6 until 7pm which is for primary aged children.

Over the last few weeks, our Y4, Y5 and Y6 children have been working incredibly hard to practise the poetry selection for this year's Doncaster Read Aloud. Last week, three or four children from each year group were chosen to represent their classes in the semi-final, on World Book Day. 

Iyla, Harry, Vanessa, Olivia-Mae, Roaie-Leigh, Lavinia, Logan, Adeline, Kleo and Issac all gave fantastic, expressive performances in front of KS2, teaching staff and our guest judge, David, who is one of our school governors. He was very impressed with their efforts and confidence! 

The votes were counted and the winner was... ADELINE! 

We are so pleased that she will be representing our school on 26th March at Danum GLAM in the Doncaster-wide Danum Read Aloud competition. Phil - our local library manager - also provided her with the prize of a £20 Amazon voucher to congratulate her on her victory.

All performers were incredible and we are so proud of them all!

On Thursday 13th February, our KS1 children took part in a Road Safety event. We learned the importance of being safe near roads and how to be a sensible pedestrian. We had lots of fun whilst learning an important rhyme - Stop, Look, Listen. 

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Stainforth Youth Centre is now open 2 evenings per week for young people from the age of 8.

Tuesday

Steering Group from 4:30 until 5:15pm which is for young people to work on campaigns around issues important to them in their community.

SEND Group from 5:30 until 7pm. Parents or carers do need to stay in the building in this session but we have a separate room where they can have teas and coffees and chat.

Friday

Standard Youth Club from 6 until 7pm which is for primary aged children.

Over the last few weeks, our Y4, Y5 and Y6 children have been working incredibly hard to practise the poetry selection for this year's Doncaster Read Aloud. Last week, three or four children from each year group were chosen to represent their classes in the semi-final, on World Book Day. 

Iyla, Harry, Vanessa, Olivia-Mae, Roaie-Leigh, Lavinia, Logan, Adeline, Kleo and Issac all gave fantastic, expressive performances in front of KS2, teaching staff and our guest judge, David, who is one of our school governors. He was very impressed with their efforts and confidence! 

The votes were counted and the winner was... ADELINE! 

We are so pleased that she will be representing our school on 26th March at Danum GLAM in the Doncaster-wide Danum Read Aloud competition. Phil - our local library manager - also provided her with the prize of a £20 Amazon voucher to congratulate her on her victory.

All performers were incredible and we are so proud of them all!

On Thursday 13th February, our KS1 children took part in a Road Safety event. We learned the importance of being safe near roads and how to be a sensible pedestrian. We had lots of fun whilst learning an important rhyme - Stop, Look, Listen. 

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m

Stainforth Youth Centre is now open 2 evenings per week for young people from the age of 8.

Tuesday

Steering Group from 4:30 until 5:15pm which is for young people to work on campaigns around issues important to them in their community.

SEND Group from 5:30 until 7pm. Parents or carers do need to stay in the building in this session but we have a separate room where they can have teas and coffees and chat.

Friday

Standard Youth Club from 6 until 7pm which is for primary aged children.

Over the last few weeks, our Y4, Y5 and Y6 children have been working incredibly hard to practise the poetry selection for this year's Doncaster Read Aloud. Last week, three or four children from each year group were chosen to represent their classes in the semi-final, on World Book Day. 

Iyla, Harry, Vanessa, Olivia-Mae, Roaie-Leigh, Lavinia, Logan, Adeline, Kleo and Issac all gave fantastic, expressive performances in front of KS2, teaching staff and our guest judge, David, who is one of our school governors. He was very impressed with their efforts and confidence! 

The votes were counted and the winner was... ADELINE! 

We are so pleased that she will be representing our school on 26th March at Danum GLAM in the Doncaster-wide Danum Read Aloud competition. Phil - our local library manager - also provided her with the prize of a £20 Amazon voucher to congratulate her on her victory.

All performers were incredible and we are so proud of them all!

On Thursday 13th February, our KS1 children took part in a Road Safety event. We learned the importance of being safe near roads and how to be a sensible pedestrian. We had lots of fun whilst learning an important rhyme - Stop, Look, Listen. 

Our Year 5 & Year 6 children were a part of creating the designs for the new entrance of the park and their designs will be cast in metal and placed around the gate and on benches.

The council workers, friends and Mayor were very grateful for the children visiting and taking part in the process.

The artist doing the work is called Chris Campbell a local sculptor. 

Please use the following link to watch the video of the artist using the children’s designs for the Peacock park project. At the end it shows the process of printing onto metal: https://youtu.be/0t67za3OxQM?si=4pC51Q0HuG9PGa0m