Blog | St Hugh of Lincoln RC Primary

Our Autumn Walk!

Today we went on a lovely walk to Lostock Park! We collected leaves, berries, conkers and acorns. We did bark rubbing, crunched the leaves and found lots of animals too. We finished off our little outing having a play on the park and our morning snack in the Autumn sunshine. What a nice way to…

Category: Reception

European Language Day

We had a great time at St Anthony's today! Not only were we treated to a crossiant but also found out about countries and their languages. Thank you for a lovely morning!

Category: Year 6J

Thank you!

Thank you to all who came to the EYFS Coffee afternoon! We raised £166 for Macmillan and Marie Curie Cancer Care. Thanks also to all those who baked or donated a raffle prize.

Category: Reception

'Thank you' Assembly

Well done Year Six. Year Six read beautifully yesterday, the acting was great and the children reminded everyone about the importance of saying thank you.

Category: Year 6E

EYFS Collective Worship

Every Tuesday Reception and Nursery enjoy collective worship, we sing and listen to gospel stories. We also share prayers and the wonderful work we have done in class. Today we have shared our pictures about how God loves each of us.

Category: Reception

Lark Hill Museum

Year 5 loved learning about the Victorians and becoming time detectives when handling artefacts. They also found out that Queen Victoria visited Manchester!

Category: Year 6J

Letters and Sounds!

Today we have been finding objects that match the letters and sounds on our crowns. We are working very hard in Phonics!

Category: Reception

Chalky subtractions!

Year 5 decided to show their working out on the school playground! They loved making big jumps and working as a team!

Category: Year 6J

Our Mud Kitchen Cafe!

The children have been exploring our mud kitchen, cooking all sorts of wonderful meals using herbs and mud! The children then created a seating area for their very own "Mud Cafe".

Category: Reception

Manchester Dogs Home

I am so proud of my Year 5 children who made cakes to fundraise for Manchester Dogs Home. The children also brought in dog food and blankets to help the charity.

Well done Year 5, a magnificent £41.08 raised.

Category: Year 6J

Street Child

Year 5 have begun to read Street Child. The story is set in victorian times and is about a boy called Jim who tries to escape the dreaded workhouse and find his family.

Category: Year 6J

Gaelic Football

The children enjoy their Gaelic football every week.

Category: Year 6J