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Stourport pupils spread festive cheer at nursing home

7:10am Wednesday 16th December 2009

YOUNG musicians and singers from a Stourport school gave nursing home residents a festive treat when they performed Christmas carols.

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Devastation turns to joy!

9:50am Thursday 5th November 2009

Pupils from Burlish Park Primacy school were given VIP treatment when they were invited to spend an afternoon at Barnett Hill Nursery following vandalism at the school allotment in July.

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Pumpkin Patch Kids

8:42pm Monday 2nd November 2009

Pupils at Burlish Park Primary have been busy harvesting their pumpkins ready to celebrate Halloween.

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The Big Dig

3:44pm Tuesday 2nd June 2009

Children in Year 6, as part of their history unit of work, have been busy planting potatoes in their 'Dig for Victory.'They all hope that their hard work will pay off.

Little Rotters

11:18am Monday 22nd September 2008

Green- minded youngsters have been leading the way in composting waste fruit at their school. A competition to design a poster encouraging their classmates to put their waste fruit in the fruit bins was organised as part of National composting week by Burlish Park Primary eco committee members Claire Baldwin 11 and 10 year old Ella Rose of year six.

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Silver Celebrities

3:09pm Monday 16th June 2008

Every Thursday four senior members of our local community come into school to hear children read. They have some lunch with Year Three pupils and then help children in Key Stage One with their reading. At the end of the day they are given the opportunity to use our newly refurbished computer suite and, if required, participate in some training led by Mr C Heamus our ICT technician.

Visitors from India.

2:53pm Monday 16th June 2008

On May 14th Year 4 had a visit from two Indian teachers, their names were Dr. Bhavani Shankar (Head teacher) and Mrs Siverama Krishnan (Design and Technology Co- ordinator). They are teachers in a school in Chettinad Vidyasram We sat in a semi circle in our seats and were all ready to start and the first question was asked by Lucy "What age do the children start school and what age do they leave.?" The answer was amazing! Dr B said they start school at the age of two and a half and finish school when they are eighteen. There are 8,500 children in the school and 400 teachers!