Our News items

Harvest, by Miss Young

Date: 8th Oct 2015 @ 3:15pm

We had such a brilliant time this morning at the harvest festival. We walked to church with the Year 2 and Year 4 children. Mr Taylor carried out the service where we were all able to go to the front of the church and hand in the tins that we had contributed.

We all sang some great harvest hymns together and prayed together to thank God for the harvest. Year 3 told the story of 'The Flying Pizza'. We talked about where the different ingredients came from and how far they travel around the world. If we had a mediterranian pizza, the ingredients would travel a total of 23,000 miles around the world before arriving in the UK to make our yummy pizzas!

The readers in church did us proud and used their big voices to tell the story. Thank you to anyone who helped us on our walk to and from the church.

Miss Young and Mrs Hodgkinson.

Year 2's First Secret Storyteller!, by Mrs Swift

Date: 30th Sep 2015 @ 10:31pm

The Giant Jam Sandwich!!

Last week Mrs Swift's and Mrs Utteridge's class had their first brilliant Secret Storyteller. Mr Smallman (Oliver's Dad) read us the exciting story of 'The Giant Jam Sandwich' by John Vernon Lord. From a range of storytelling props to a PERFECT Italian voice-the children were mesmerized!

To top it all off Oliver and his Dad have created their own imaginative illustrations for the story. You must take a look. This PDF can be found below.

A big thank you to the Smallman family.

Tag Rugby Team Triumph!, by Mrs Grice

Date: 29th Sep 2015 @ 11:03am

On Saturday afternoon Mossley Primary school took part in the Congleton Rugby Club’s “World Cup” competition. The school had two teams – a year 3 / 4 team and a year 5 / 6 team.

The inexperienced year 3 / 4 team were amazing and showed great team spirit and some amazing skills and drew one match and won their other two pool matches. However, this was not quite enough to see them through to the semi-finals.

The year 5/6 team got off to a great start and quickly got into the pool matches. Amazing running and supporting skills were on show throughout the team and there were moments of individual brilliance. All this combined meant we topped our group and met Havannah in the semi finals. The team yet again worked well together and produced some brilliant try’s and team pressure ensured “tag turnovers”.  This victory saw us into the final to play Buglawton. The children rose to the occasion and showed that they were worthy victors.

Well done to all both teams and a huge thank you to all the parents for their support.

Our tag rugby future is bright the future is Mossley!!!!

Brave Staff Abseil for Charity!, by Mrs Grice

Date: 28th Sep 2015 @ 10:34am

On Saturday 19th September a very brave Miss Hughes and Mrs Grice donned big pants and abseiled from the top of the Clock Tower at the Trafford Centre for Charity.

The charities they are supporting, which are close to their hearts are:

Crohns & Colitis UK

Macmillan

Christies

Prostate Cancer

If you look very closely at photos you will see them about a third of the way down the tower face.