The William Amory Primary School & Nursery

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
Hi Parents/Carers,
As you can see, work has now started on our brand-new playground equipment for the children – something we are all incredibly excited about! 🎉
The installation is expected to take around 3 days to complete, and once finished, the children will be able to enjoy the new equipment throughout the summer months. ☀️🛝
This is a fantastic achievement and would not have been possible without the support and generosity of our school community. We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has contributed so far.
We also have other exciting projects in the pipeline, which we look forward to sharing with you soon. 😊
If you still have any outstanding fundraising money to hand in, we would be very grateful if this could be returned as soon as possible. Every contribution helps us continue to improve opportunities and facilities for our children.
Thank you once again for your continued support.
William Amory PTFA 💚💙

That’s a wrap! What a week we’ve had- nerves, excellent effort, breakfast, cakes, party and hoodies …….we couldn’t be more proud Year 6..
Fantastic job! ❤️📚

To all our Year 6 children. You’ve been brilliant over these last few weeks. You’ve worked really hard and you should be extremely proud of yourselves.
We are!
Good luck for this week. Just do your best and you’ll be absolutely fine. SATs don’t define who you are!
All the very best🥰🤞😉
We are super proud of you!
❤️ WAPS

Our Year 5/6 football team did fantastic at Meir Heath yesterday evening at the football tournament.

They won 6-0 against Fulford, 3-0 against Meir Heath, 4-0 against Forsbrook with only one defeat of 2-0 to Springcroft making us the overall winners.
Absolutely Fantastic girls
We won! 🏆🙌🥇🏅

First Aid training this term
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Well done to all those who participated
Let’s hope we never need it
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Huge ‘Thank You’ to our wonderful William Amory parent who donated bike racks for KS1 and KS2. How lucky we are!🚲🚲🍀🤞

As part of British Science Week, the children were encouraged to make a poster that considered the questions, What makes children's lives positive? What will a positive childhood look like in the future for children your age?

We were delighted with not only the number of children who made a poster, but also with the incredible quality of the posters that were sent in. Unfortunately, we are only allowed to submit 5 entries to the competition as a school and it was almost impossible to choose the winners.

A big thank you to everyone who participated.

The William Amory PTFA needs you!