Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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St Andrew's CE Primary School Remembrance 'Field of Poppies' 2020
Tue 10 Nov 2020This year St Andrew's CE Primary School have created a 'Field of Poppies' for Remembrance.
This special display is located in the main foyer of our school.
Thank you to everyone who has kindly contributed poppies.
Due to Covid-19, and the fact that families are unable to come inside our school building, we have decided to share this online with you, thus creating our very own digital 'Field of Poppies.'
Thank you Mrs Parnell for putting this beautiful display together.
There will be two minutes silence in school today (11/11/20) at 11am.
The children have been learning about why people wear poppies.
They have found out more about Moina Belle Michael and her work on remembrance.
The entire school have also been learning about the story of the poppy and why people take part in Remembrance Services on the Sunday nearest to the 11th November each year.
This year in particular, people are remembering those men and women who served 75 years ago in WWII.
We will reflect on the sacrifices people have made.
It is also a time that we can think about the men and women who are currently serving today.
We will remember them.
#poppyappeal #RBL #wewillrememberthem #armedforces #veterans #makeadifference #everypoppycounts
#lestweforget #livesofthefirstworldwar #community #respect #thankyou
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Breaking News! St Andrew’s School makes the newspaper
Wed 21 Oct 2020We’re famous! There’s a lovely article in the Dorset Echo today all about the exciting things we’ve been doing so far term!
https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/18808624.glimpse-life-st-andrews-school-weymouth-school-report-series/
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Emily faces the chop for a good cause
Wed 07 Oct 2020Emily in Stingray Class has had her hair cut so that she can donate it to The Little Princess Trust, a charity which makes wigs for poorly children. We think her new haircut looks amazing!
Emily is also raising money on her just giving page Emily from Stingray Class has faced the chop! She's now had her hair cut ready to donate to The Little Princess Trust! Remember, there's still time to join her in #makingadifference by donating to her Just Giving page!
Well done Emily, what a generous way to #makeadifference
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/krystal-phillips3?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=krystal-phillips3&utm_campaign=pfp-share&utm_term=9002144b5b0c49b6b6d008ebeaa0fc26
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St Andrew's - a Music Mark School
Wed 07 Oct 2020This week we've had a really exciting email.
We've been named a Music Mark School by the Local Music Service, because of the way that we make music such an important part of our school! Look out for their logo on the letters we send home!
We want to say a big thank you to Mrs Startin for all of the hard work she puts into making our music lessons as fantastic as possible!
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Scarlett uses her locks in 'lockdown' to make a difference!
Wed 15 Jul 2020Scarlett has donated her hair to The Little Princess Trust. Have a look at this article to find out more about how she made a difference!
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Pepper's Charitable Crafting
Thu 23 Apr 2020Our wonderful Pepper from Turtle Class has been featured in the Echo for creating quilts for the elderly during lockdown. Read the story to see the things she's doing to #makeadifference
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Reception September 2020
Thu 16 Apr 2020Please follow the link below to reach our update page on school admissions for our Reception pupils due to start in September 2020.
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Eliza's Equestrian Exploits
Mon 16 Mar 2020Eliza from Snapper Class competed in her first NSEA (National School's Equestrian Association) competition yesterday for St Andrews School.
She rode against other children from Leweston, Knighton House, Sandroyd, Hazlegrove and Daneshill School. Despite some tricky weather and a cheeky pony Eliza rode really well! She came in 6th in a big group, and had a lovely clear round.
She's looking forward to entering the next competition and trying to improve on her personal score!
Well done Eliza, we love that you're showing our school value of Perseverance while representing our school!
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Visit from a real life superhero!
Sat 01 Feb 2020All half term KS1 have been learning about Superheroes.
On Thursday they were lucky enough to receive a visit from a real life hero!
Tom is a Health Care Assistant at Dorchester Hospital and a First Responder with South West Ambulance Service. The children loved hearing about how he helps people and the equipment he uses.
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RWI Phonics Information for Parents
Wed 29 Jan 2020A fantastic turnout for our Phonics Information Session for parents. To download the presentation and website list, please visit Our Curriculum page (English).