Today we celebrate our last Star of the Week in 2020. It has been a challenging year but the children at Toner Avenue have made it as special as always.
Best of luck to everyone over the Christmas break and we will see you all in January!
It has been so wonderful to know how hard everyone is working in class and always trying their best.
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
It has been so wonderful to know how hard everyone is working in class and always trying their best.
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
Welcome to the Attendance Hall of Fame where we will celebrate the children to have achieved 100% attendance each half term. We think it is a fantastic achievement and we look forward to welcoming more Hall of Famers at the end of the Autumn term!
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
We must say a huge well done to Year 6 who have sat their first mock SAT’s week. Their attitude and maturity has been fantastic to see.
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
Thank you to everyone who donated to Hebburn Helps! It is greatly appreciated and, as a school, we have managed to collect lots of supplies to help our community.
Have a lovely half term break!
Miss Jones
It has been so wonderful to see so many children winning their awards for the kindness they have shown to their peers.
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
Mr Arthur recorded the presentation of the star of the week certificates. We were
surprised that it went ahead without any hiccups and we are so pleased to share our stars of the week with you.
Congratulations to everyone and keep up the hard work!
Our topic this term is The Vikings and we have been creating some amazing, descriptive pieces of writing and some brilliant sketches in art.
We are currently reading Viking Boy by Tony Bradman which has helped to influence our writing this week. Gunnar’s journey is long and difficult and full of danger.
In art we are using shading to create different tones and we are building up our skills before we our final portrait of a viking.
Well done Year 5 for producing some amazing examples of work this week. Keep up the hard work!
As the new year begins, we are making essential changes to our school Nurture Room. Our ELSA staff have been working tirelessly to create a calming, homely environment to create a safe space for our children.
We are looking for a fish tank (with equipment if possible) to help bring all areas of the space together. If you are able to help, please contact the office so we can arrange collection/drop off and quarantine time.
We are so excited for you to see our new-look Nurture Room so keep an eye out for a post in the coming weeks with all the fantastic things we have to show.
