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Listening To The Voice of God

Learning for Life | Aiming For Excellence | Listening To The Voice of God

Welcome to South Bersted Primary School

It is my pleasure to welcome you to our website. I hope it helps to inform you about our aims and ethos, which are underpinned by the school’s Christian distinctiveness and values. At South Bersted Church of England Primary School, we strongly believe in building positive working relationships; working collaboratively with our families to provide our children with the best opportunities educationally, socially and emotionally.

At South Bersted Church of England Primary School, our school vision is underpinned by John 10;10, ‘Life in all its fullness.’ Our vision is to ensure that effective teaching and a creative, child centred approach, together with an emphasis on Christian Values and beliefs, enables all learners to embrace challenges and become life long learners in a safe, secure and nurturing environment. We are committed to enriching pupils’ moral and spiritual development inspiring all to become caring, responsible 21st century global citizens.

Mr Noel Goodwin Headteacher

Current School Value

Justice:

‘let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream’

Amos 5: 24

Vision and Values

What’s Happening at South Bersted

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Today we received a prize from Better Planet Schools for our module on 'Travel and Transport.' This included lots of work by the whole school with Bikeability, road safety, walk to school week and work by the Eco Council on promoting safer travel. Everyone was very excited when it arrived as it was lots of things to help nature on our grounds. It included a hedgehog house, a ladybird house and a solitary beehive.
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Posted Tuesday 16th June

Today we received a prize from Better Planet Schools for our module on Travel and Transport. This included lots of work by the whole school with Bikeability, road safety, walk to school week and work by the Eco Council on promoting safer travel. Everyone was very excited when it arrived as it was lots of things to help nature on our grounds. It included a hedgehog house, a ladybird house and a solitary beehive. A big thank you to Mrs Evans for all of her continued work to ensure we are an eco-school.
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Well done to Mrs Evans for supporting the school community in this important venture.

Last week, we were visited by Bee Keeper - Jamie Leeper - this was part of the Year 2 topic: Why Are Bees Important? He showed us his equipment and discussed how he safely handles the bees; he talked about the jobs of the different types of bees and even brought in one of his hives to show us the queen bee and how they work together to create the comb and honey.

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Posted Monday 15th June

Last week, we were visited by Bee Keeper - Jamie Leeper - this was part of the Year 2 topic: Why Are Bees Important? He showed us his equipment and discussed how he safely handles the bees; he talked about the jobs of the different types of bees and even brought in one of his hives to show us the queen bee and how they work together to create the comb and honey. Thank you Jamie, the children absolutely loved this visit!
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On Wednesday all classes across the school took part in a Fit4All session. During the sessions the children learnt about the effects of exercise on their body and how to stay healthy. They explored the difference in their pulse before and after exercise, considered different food groups and whether foods should be eaten
every day, sometimes, or as a treat and learnt about the importance of sleep and hygiene in keeping us healthy. The sessions were a fun and active way to consider these important themes. ... See MoreSee Less

Posted Friday 12th June

On Wednesday all classes across the school took part in a Fit4All session. During the sessions the children learnt about the effects of exercise on their body and how to stay healthy. They explored the difference in their pulse before and after exercise, considered different food groups and whether foods should be eaten every day, sometimes, or as a treat and learnt about the importance of sleep and hygiene in keeping us healthy. The sessions were a fun and active way to consider these important themes.
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