English Ambassadors | Morton Trentside Primary School

Today we had a visit from our author - Anne Stairmand. She started the day with an assembly to the whole school and then went on to work with the Key Stage Two classes doing workshops. Lots of fun was had by all.

The books have arrived! We are ready to start our book club and are very excited.

Autumn Pupil Voice Report - Reading

Pupil Voice Report to Governors Jan 20.pdf

Morton Bookworms - We have formed the school's first book club and we are so excited. We met together today for the first time to decide what our first book would be. After voting we managed to whittle it down to our final two choices and after a close vote the final choice was... George's Marvellous Medicine. We can't wait to start reading this book together in the spring.

English Ambassadors 19-20

Lots of children applied to be English Ambassadors for this academic year and these children were selected based on the amount of ideas they submitted for the role. We look forward to seeing them develop their ideas over the coming year. Congratulations

Pupil Voice Report to Governors EOY Summary

Pupil Voice Report to Governors EOY Summary.pdf

Pupil Voice Report to Governors Spring

Pupil Voice Report to Governors Spring.pdf

Pupil Voice - English Ambassadors report to Governors for the Autumn Term 2018

Pupil Voice Report to Governors.pdf

Christmas Competition Winners

Over the Christmas period we held a competition and in KS1 the children had to create a Christmas scene and label it and in KS2 the children had to create a Christmas Character and write a character description about it.

We were overwhelmed with how many children from both Key Stages entered and it was very difficult choosing our winners. We had first, second and third places in both Key Stages. Well done and thank you to everybody who entered.

Below are our winners from KS1 and KS2.

We are the English Ambassadors in school. Our team have many different jobs around school.

Some of the things we do:

Promote a love of reading by having a book review display to help children choose books they might like to read.
Hold competitions throughout the year - two so far this year.
Lead assemblies to remind everyone how to care for the library.
Work in the library helping to keep it neat and tidy.

The Governors wrote a letter of thanks to last year's English Ambassador team to thank them for the hard work they put in to different events over the last year.