Springdale Primary School

Our final SEND coffee morning is actually Afternoon Tea on Thursday 9th July where the SEND school nurse will be giving advice on eating difficulties .

Our final SEND Workshop this year is taking place on Tuesday 23rd June. Scan to book a place!

Another wonderful event put on by our brilliant PTA. Not only do they give our children memorable experiences, the money raised all comes back to the children ❤️ If you can spare some time we are looking for new members to continue this fantastic work.

Amazing first week of swimming!! 🏊👏🏼

Well done assembly stars! 🌟

🏏🌟 Our girls had a fantastic time at the Dynamo Cricket event at Fordhouses, competing against a range of other schools. They showed great teamwork and determination, achieving an impressive run rate throughout the matches!
A brilliant effort all round, finishing joint 5th — well done girls! 👏💙

While many allergies cause mild symptoms, some can lead to anaphylaxis, a serious and potentially life-threatening reaction.

This guide helps parents, carers and educators understand the warning signs and feel more prepared to support children with allergies.

The guide covers:
• Key signs of anaphylaxis
• Symptoms linked to airway, breathing and circulation
• Common food allergens, including milk, eggs, fish, peanuts and sesame
• Non-food triggers such as pollen, insect venom and medication
• The role of adrenaline auto-injectors

Clear, practical awareness can help adults respond quickly and confidently when it matters most.

Read the guide here: https://vist.ly/55kcf

Our Digital Ambassadors have created a fantastic interactive display! The children worked incredibly hard to design quizzes, word searches and other fun activities for everyone to enjoy.
The activities are available for children to take away and complete, and the display has already had lots of interest today with so many people stopping to look, join in and discuss the important messages shared. Well done to our brilliant Digital Ambassadors! 👏⭐

What a fantastic day Year 3 had at Carding Mill Valley!
The rain stayed away, allowing us to fully enjoy our trip. We tackled some big hills, enjoyed paddling in the reservoir, and carried out exciting river study experiments. The children investigated the depth of the water, measured the width of the banks, and observed the flow of the river.
It was a wonderful opportunity for hands-on learning and a truly memorable geographical adventure!