Please note that due to inclement weather and dangerous driving conditions, school is closed today, Monday, 24th February 2020. Stay safe
We were privileged to have a visitor from the North East Sikh Service. Cloud Singh came to talk to School and answer questions about the Sikh way of life and religion. Children from Reception to Year 6 had composed questions for Cloud as part of their RE learning. Staff and
On Wednesday 13th February Bowes Hutchinson’s took 2 teams to the Staindrop Academy Netball Competition. There were 2 separate competitions. The A team were beaten in their final after playing very well in qualifying and the B team were undefeated all afternoon – winning one game 15-0 !
Russian Visitor We have recently had a Russian visitor in school. Julia Pavlova came from north of Moscow to Bowes Hutchinson’s. She talked to us about her school in Russia a little bit. She taught us about life in Russia. She taught us Russian but it was difficult. This what
The topic for this half term is ‘The Great Outdoors’. We started today by doing a survey of the pond. The children drew plans of the area and marked on the main
FOBS are holding a fundraising non uniform day on Friday 25th May 2018, with a suggested donation of £1.00 for those taking part. We are also having a second hand book sale to raise money for some new library books on Friday 25th May 2018. There will be a variety
KS2 children have been to a Multi skills festival today at Staindrop Academy. 14 children took part in long jump, obstacle courses, orienteering, cricket skills and capture the flag. The children developed their skills and had a great time. Thanks to Adam at Staindrop Academy and his Sports Leaders
Today Bowes Hutchinson’s took part in the Staindrop Academy Cricket Competition at Raby Castle. The team of Year 3 and 4 children did well, winning 2 games and coming a close 2nd in another 2. There was some big hitting, excellent bowling and fielding from all members of the team.
The latest MAT (More able and talented) after school sports event at Staindrop Academy was extremely well attended by Bowes Hutchinson’s again. Out of the 11 children there, 8 were from Bowes, and brought their own racquets for tennis. The children improved their athletics and tennis skills.