Hodge Hill – Birmingham
On Wednesday 18th October 2017, some children from year 3, 5 and 6 went to a girls football competition at Stockland Green. It was part of KSSP (Kingsbury school sports partnership.) There were 8 teams altogether but one school didn’t
We’ve had a super afternoon today with loads of dads, grandads, uncles and older brothers coming into school to take part in some activities with the children. We made paracord key rings, paper and straw gliders, fidget spinner art, played
On Monday morning we had a special assembly about Ramadan from Mr Coles (Mrs Flint’s father who is a practicing Muslim) and four talented pupils. They taught us about why Muslims fast and the basic principles of Ramadan. The most
We have again been awarded the Gold School Games Award. The School Games Mark is a Government led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition
A giant Easter Bunny appeared on the playing field (some people said it looked a bit like Mr. Guest!) It gave the children maps to help them find Easter Egg clues. The children really enjoyed running around the school grounds in
What an amazing night of talent we saw! Children from across the school wowed and dazzled us all with their skills and talents as part of the 2017 Colebourne Primary School Talent Show. This year, the event was superbly organised
Year 6 had a phenomenal day dressed up as ancient Mesopotamian citezens. Children used the green screen to make videos, then edited them using the Do Ink app, and showed them to their parents who had an amazing time; they
We were named the top primary school in Birmingham for the “Development of School Games” at an award ceremony at Tally Ho after being nominated by Kingsbury Partnership, along with two other schools in our partnership, as well as other
Colebourne had some superb entries for the Science Competition. Well done to everyone who entered. Judging was really tricky! A winner from each Key Stage was selected and on Thursday those children spent the day at Birmingham University, showcasing their
Mr Cannon’s maths group have loved using their knowledge of ratio and proportion to create a museum this week. Children from other year groups popped along to take a look and ask Y6 questions about their exhibits.