Ladycross Infant School

All Welcome to our Summer Market - £10 a table call through to the office if you are interested in a stall.

A huge thank you to author, Sue Law, who came into our school. She read us her book and we got to ask her questions about what it is like to be an author? And how to become an author?
We made a range of beautiful art work pieces about her story!

Year 1 enjoyed a lovely visit to church today, learning all about baptism.⛪️

Thank you for all the donations for Children in Need fundraising.

We received confirmation of our schools donations - thank you to everyone who donated!

We have a lot of things to be thankful for recently and wanted to share this gratitude with everyone.

During Easter one of our parent volunteers came and fixed our toilets!! Thank you!!
We also received some donated Crown Paint from a Wickes Programme !! Thank you!!
Finally a lovely lady donated her time and came to the school and took some photographs for our new website!
Thank you so so much!!!!!!

We have launched our new website - check it out

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All of year 2 would like to thank Dr Bailey for teaching about what was happening on the latest space mission. He then let us do so experiments linking to rockets, making moon craters and find out about centrifugal forces (spinning forces)!

A massive thank you to Michelle and Andrew from Balfour Beatty who spent the morning with our year 2’s! We had an exciting session learning about what happens on construction sites. After in groups, we designed and made bridges using straws, paper and tape. Then we tested out our bridges by seeing how many cars we could put on them. The results were very close!

A huge thank you to Mrs Martin, from Canal River Trust, who taught us how to be SAFE near Erewash canal (and other places near water).
She told us to keep two steps back; quack, quack, so if we fall near water we should land on land and not the water. We learnt who to call if we find someone who is having trouble in the water. Finally she taught us SAFE; Stay Away From the Edge!

We have enjoyed continuing to build our relationship with Sandiacre Friendship Hub this morning by sharing Easter cards. 🐣