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Keep up to date with the latest news and events at Frithville Primary School.

• Tuesday 29 October 2024 Autumn Activities If you are looking for some exciting things to do in Lincolnshire, these websites may be of interest to you:
• Tuesday 29 October 2024 Horncastle Town Council Survey for Prospect Street Recreation Area
• Tuesday 29 October 2024 Lincolnshire County Council Request for Foster Carers
• Monday 16 September 2024 Open Afternoons For September 2025 Intake Frithville Primary School Open Afternoons For September 2025 Intake
• Friday 12 July 2024 Announcing the launch of our Primary Meal Service We are delighted to confirm the launch of our primary school meal service from September 2024
• Thursday 4 July 2024 Horncastle Education Trust Literary Festival 2024 Frithville & New York
• Wednesday 26 June 2024 Confirmed Two Week Half Term Changes The thumbnail has been assigned to the news item, and for convenience also added to the body here:
• Wednesday 20 December 2023 House Winners Find out our House Winners and our Shining Stars!
• Wednesday 22 November 2023 Visit Our School!
• Monday 20 November 2023 Reception Open Event - Monday 4th December 2023
• Wednesday 18 October 2023 Teddy Bear Picnic for Children in Need 2023
• Tuesday 17 October 2023 Halloween Menu for 2023!
• Friday 14 July 2023 A song composed with GarageBand by Marcus Keal Yr6
• Thursday 25 May 2023 Lincolnshire Wolds Market Town Tour - 2023
• Monday 15 May 2023 Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival - 05-2023
• Tuesday 6 December 2022 Horncastle Education Trust's Fourth Birthday On Thursday (1st December) the children enjoyed a day of celebration to mark the Horncastle Education Trust's fourth birthday and the addition of a fifth school. They took part in special assemblies, enjoyed party-themed food, and had the chance to win ‘golden ticket’ prizes.
• Friday 19 August 2022 Free Summer Holiday Activities
• Thursday 18 August 2022 Could You Be Our Next School Governor Superhero? At the Horncastle Education Trust, it is really important to us that the community is involved in shaping its local schools. One of the best ways to do this is by having an established team of superhero school governors who can offer real life experience and advice to help run our schools effectively and in line with our values.
• Monday 4 July 2022 Platinum School Games Mark Award We are delighted to announce that we, Frithville Primary School, have achieved the School Games “Platinum Level” Mark Award for the 2021/22 academic year. The Gold level has been the highest previous level that we have achieved… The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward and recognise school’s engagement (provision and uptake) in the School Games against a national benchmark and to celebrate keeping young people active, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success. We are extremely proud of our children for their dedication to all aspects of physical activity and school sport, including those young volunteers, leaders and officials who made our events possible. We have been and will continue be committed to using the School Games to try and engage those young people who haven’t previously been active or represented our school and to try and ensure that all our chi
• Tuesday 3 May 2022 Chocolate Bingo!
• Tuesday 3 May 2022 Non-Uniform Day
• Friday 4 March 2022 World Book Day Today we celebrated World Book Day across both schools – the 25th Anniversary. The £1 book selection…
• Friday 4 February 2022 Sports Hall Athletics It was absolutely wonderful to be able to take part in the sports hall athletics once again last Friday - the children were brilliant, the atmosphere electric, a wonderful experience for the children to be a part of… Same again today!
• Monday 17 January 2022 Table Tennis! What a week! On Wednesday we took twelve children, two teams of six to the table tennis tournament at Thomas Middlecott Academy. We had a wonderful evening, with all children having plenty of time to practise and play matches. The boys team did tremendously well, with Adam Johnson coming third and Jaxon Maplethorpe second. Well done all of you.
• Friday 10 December 2021 Boys' Indoor Cricket On Tuesday after school we took two boys’ 6-a-side cricket teams to The Peter Paine Sports Hall to take part in an indoor cricket tournament, where everyone bowled and everyone batted. We did tremendously well again, coming third, only being beaten by the eventual winners, by 7 runs. The boys were brilliant.
• Monday 6 December 2021 Christmas Events It is with great regret and sadness that I have had to make some difficult decisions again this Christmas with regard to the events we had planned, each being assessed individually, with the safety of everyone being at the heart of my decisions.
• Monday 29 November 2021 Free Holiday Clubs Over The Christmas Holidays
• Monday 29 November 2021 E-Safety Article - The War on Video Games… There's a really good article summarizing some of these issues along with some advice for parents HERE. It’s not necessarily the playing of video games that’s the issue, it’s the age appropriateness that is our main concern.
• Monday 29 November 2021 Children In Need Last Friday we had an amazing day of activities raising money for Children in Need. A huge thank you to everyone for taking part and donating to a very worthy cause and we did have a very special visitor – Tigger in the morning, but who was this? As you know this term’s value is Generosity… We raised a wonderful £40.77. Thank you.
• Friday 19 November 2021 E-Safety Our children are very talkative and love talking about the digital games they play and the programmes/films they watch. This can bring up all sorts of safeguarding issues and difficult questions… In the run up to Christmas I would like to remind parents of PEGI. PEGI helps parents to make informed decisions when buying video games. PEGI provides age classifications for video games. The age rating confirms that the game is appropriate for players of certain age. PEGI considers the age suitability of a game, not the level of difficulty.

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