We hold the keys to the future....

Coming soon - St Peter's very own Green Day (no, sadly not the band).

Watch this space for details of this exciting event...............

Today, in the sunshine, Year 5 Eco-Warriors have started planting in the Spiritual Garden. We have planted peas, onions and potatoes and, hopefully, we will be harvesting a bumper crop later this year!

Yesterday, Thursday 19th March, Mrs McArthur and the eco warriors visited Mrs Heslop's allotment at Whinney Park. Mrs Heslop showed us around her allotment and explained to us all the different types of vegetables and plants that she grows. We all managed to do a bit of digging and planting of our own!
We will be visiting regularly over the summer months as we all know how beneficial growing our own produce is. Not only does it taste much better but it reduces our carbon footprint and growing our own is great fun at the same time!
Thankyou to Mrs Heslop for giving us this opportunity.

Well done to all the children who have represented the school so well in so many different activities in the last couple of weeks!

Cardinal Hume Instrument Play Day          Multi-skills Interschool Sports

                                                                        Dance Festival Team                                                Swimming Gala Team    

Some children from Years 4, 5 and 6 took part in the Gateshead Dance Festival held at the Sage on 10th March 2009. All of the children worked hard before and after school to put together their routine. They performed 'St Peter's does High School Musical' excellently and their hard worked paid off as their performance was perfect and we were all extremely proud of the effort they had put in!  

Congratualtions to the French club for hosting a brilliant French Breakfast morning on Friday 28th March! The event was enjoyed by everyone and over 70 chocolate croissants were sold as well as other delicious foods such as toast, cheese and crackers and baguettes. Everyone who attended the event commented on the excellent French spoken by our Year Five French club and the French club themselves were very impressed by how many children tried to order their breakfast in French! The morning was a huge success and we hope to follow it up with another morning for the whole school to enjoy! Once again a big thankyou to everyone who attended and supported the morning. We hope you all enjoyed yourselves. Check out the pictures from the morning and see if you can spot yourself enjoying some of our excellent french food!
Miss Alberts.

Bonjour!
Comment ca va?
The Year Five French club have had their heads down working very hard to prepare for the French Breakfast morning. The morning will be held at 8:30 till 9am in the school hall on Friday the 28th of March for all of Key Stage Two (sorry Key Stage One, we hope to hold a one for you later in the school year!) so come along and ask for your breakfast in French! Check out the menus in your class for prices and don't forget to look at the posters that tell you how to ask for food in French!
We hope to see you there!

Just to remind you that all after-school clubs (including Miss Callow's guitar group) will be cancelled on Monday 3rd March because of Parents' Evening. All other clubs will run as usual.

Miss Callow's guitar group will also be cancelled on Monday 10th March but will recommence on Monday 17th March.

Mrs L Greenup