Forest View Primary School

It’s been a busy day of sport today with y3/4 girls and y5/6 girls at Prostars football tournaments and a cricket tournament taking place at Westbury. Every team were a credit to the school playing with spirit and strong teamwork. Well done to our y3/4 girls who finished second in their tournament and to all the children involved in tournaments today.

Loved this today. What a fantastic way to end our week. Everyone enjoyed sampling some Filipino food today, a wonderful atmosphere at the end of the day and some extremely tasty food. 😍
Thank you to all of our families who organised this for our school community this afternoon.

Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan sa inyong lahat 🇵🇭

Thank you to everyone for such an amazing day ✨And before you head home…
Our wonderful families have kindly organised a pop‑up Filipino food tasting table at the front of the school ❤️

Well done to our y5/6 cricketers who took part in the local tournament today. The children all played amazing well showing great teamwork and sportsmanship. One of our teams made the final and finished runners up - a great achievement.

Well done to our y3/4 football team who took part in the Prostars local schools tournament today. They played really well to win 2 games and draw another out of the 5 games played. Over this season the children finished 3rd overall. An amazing achievement!

Well done to our history quiz team who took part in the Forest of Dean History Quiz yesterday. They played their first round match against St. White’s, narrowly being beaten by them. All of the children from both schools performed exceptionally well answering some very tough questions.

A massive thank you to BRISTOL ZOO PROJECT for an unforgettable EYFS trip! 🐾💚
Thanks to their Access to Nature programme, our children enjoyed a day packed with adventure, learning, and big smiles.

What a brilliant experience and memories they’ll treasure forever ✨🦒🌿✨

We were delighted to welcome author B. Ware back to school today to share her brand new book, “Warning: Grandma’s Gone Bonkers!”

She led a fantastic whole-school assembly, reading extracts and bringing the story to life, before hosting inspiring writing workshops for our KS2 pupils. A brilliant day that sparked plenty of creativity