KW Community Trust

Kingsway Community Trust are looking to appoint a Trust Family Support worker, to work across the three primary schools in the Trust; Cringle Brook Primary, Green End Primary and Ladybarn Primary. Please click on the link below for details lnkd.in/e8vrK5sp

We are delighted to announce that we have been reaccredited for the 'School of Sanctuary' award.  A School of Sanctuary is a school that is committed to being a safe and welcoming place for all, especially those seeking sanctuary, and has an exceptional commitment to diversity.

At Green End we have had a great day today, every class has been harvesting their potatoes that they have been growing in our own allotments. We have done so well and have grown about 100KG! We have so many that we are going to sell them at the summer fair on Friday.

Congratulations to two of our Ladybarn Year 3 boys who earned an amazing prize from Manchester City for their brilliant writing project. Thanks to @ManCity too for helping inspire our pupils!

Many thanks to Manchester Thunder and South African International, Shadine Van Der Merwe, for coming into Ladybarn to share about her journey to the top of her sport. Good luck for the last home game of the season on Sunday!

Green End Year 5 had a wonderful day at Blue Peter today! 5E spent time with animatronic dinosaurs, met Andy from ‘Andy’ s Dinosaur Adventures’ and saw lots of fantastic artwork! The show will be aired on Friday 17th May on CBBC!

In Reception at Cringle Brook, we have enjoyed learning about the Human Life Cycle for our Growing and Changing topic - in the Home Corner, we now have a Baby Clinic! 📷

This week Cringle Brook KS2 have taken part in a mass participation art project for Blue Peter Book Club live! Come and see their lovely reading birds nesting in their favourite books and take part in the activities at Central Library on 18th May!

Cringle Brook Year 1 thoroughly enjoyed planting some wild flower seeds outside the front of school this afternoon in the sun for our science topic on plants! We made sure to water them and leave them enough space to grow!

We are so proud of our Sports Coach, Miss Khalil. Such an inspiration and great role model! bbc.co.uk/sport/basketball/6…

Earlier this week, Cringle Brook Y6 partook in a press conference as part of their current English unit based on the Peterloo Massacre. Some of the questions, & indeed responses from interviewees were superb 📷📷📷

We are very proud to announce that out wonderful Green End year 6 team won the annual Stockport Lamplights Rotary Club Speaking Competition last night out of 6 teams! They spoke fantastically and really did themselves and Green End proud. Well done to them! #confidentspeakers

Our Ladybarn girls recently attended a tournament at Manchester United’s training ground ‘The Cliff’. The girls did an amazing job, played so well together and were very proud to come 4th overall. Well done!

Cringle Brook Book Fair is officially open! We'll be here every morning this week and after school until 4.15 (apart from Friday). Payment is card only and all funds raised will go back into buying more literature for school. Hope you see you all there!

Green End Primary School is proud to be taking part in @Place2Be’s #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek this week - raising awareness of the importance of children and young people’s mental health. This year’s theme is ‘My Voice Matters’. Learn more: childrensmentalhealthweek.or…

Cringle Brook Y6 enjoyed a visit from Cllr Andrew Simcock. He came to speak to them about his role in the commissioning of the statue of Emmeline Pankhurst in St Peter's Square in MCR. The children asked him some questions about his campaign for more statues of women in the city.

Monday 5th February indicates the beginning of Children's Mental Health Week with the theme this year being around 'My Voice Matters'.  Attached is a flyer of top tips when it comes to discussing mental health with your child.

Cringle Brook has a new addition...a book vending machine!  The machine will act as an incentive to encourage children to read even more at home!  All that's left to do now is fill it with books!

Y6 children at Cringle Brook read, edited & published their most recent piece of writing at Station South Cafe this morning.  Such opportunities are helping children understand the importance of writing for a purpose.