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Mrs. Pickett's (Year 6) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 13.01.2020)

Mrs. Nixon (Year 3/4) and Miss Cail (Year 4) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 13.01.2020)

Mrs. Ryder's (Year 3) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 13.01.2020)

Miss Lanham's (Year 5) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 13.01.2020)

Miss Cooper's (Year 5) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 13.01.2020)

Mrs Ryder's (Year 3), Mrs Nixon's (Year 3/4) and Miss Cail's Class (Year 4) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 7 Jan 2020)

Miss Lanham's Class (Year 5) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 7 Jan 2020)

Miss Cooper's Class (Year 5) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 7 Jan 2020)

Mrs Pickett Class (Year 6) - A snapshot of our week here at St. Francis (week beginning 7 Jan 2020)

December 2019

A snapshot of our week 4-8/11/19

A snapshot of our week 14-18/10/19

A snapshot of our week 7-11/10/19

A snapshot of our week 30/9/19 - 4/10/19

A snapshot of our week 16-20/9/19

A snapshot of our week - 9-13/9/19

'Brilliant Club' Durham University

Jorvik and DIG - exploring our Viking Past

Ford Castle

Christmas Dinner 2018

St Francis School Choir singing at Lindesfarne Care Home

St Francis’ School Choir raising money in town.

Y6 Iron Age Tribal Coins and Skeleton Science

Y5 Iron Age Tribal Coins and Skeleton Science

Y5 Pre-history Gallery Session

Year 5 used the Museum Gallery to explore life from 7500BC until 1066AD.

Y6 Pre-historic handling session

Year 6 learnt about everyday life by exploring objects and discussing their use. The objects were very,very old and came from the Iron Age, Stone Age and Bronze Age. Some were really gross. For example, they used animal fat for candles and there was a stone knife used for skinning animals. (Kayla)

Our first day as journalists!

Year 5 - Young Journalists Academy

Today has been the start of an exciting adventure for Year 5, working with John Jerreries from the YJA.

As the children entered school this morning, instead of the average class day, Year 5 entered the world of journalism. At the beginning of the day, we re-introduced ourselves to each other, by sharing our passions and interests. This led us onto interviewing skills, where the children had to find out two facts and a lie. The rest of the class participated, using investigative skills to work out the lie.

Just before the lunchtime, the children started to research into Fake News, and the reasons for their views. This led us to sum-up the day with understanding more about news articles, how news is spread and our adventures into article writing.

The articles will be created throughout this academic year.

Welcome to the gallery celebrating achievements and events in school!