Our school community has done as proud once again by raising funds for a great cause. At our recent fundraising event at Post-16 Lancaster Class managed to raise an incredible £502 from the evening, which saw a bbq, balloon release and leg-shaving for us brave men! Throughout the school one of our pupils Clay has been collecting 20p pieces from everyone to raise money for ATE to fund meals in Ghana. We eventually got an amazing £193! Below is a tweet that ATE sent out to say thanks, along with some photos from the Post-16 event A big thank you to everyone, especially Clay and Dover, Fee and the Lancaster Class:
ATEs website is http://ateghana.org/
Friday, 26 June 2015
Tuesday, 23 June 2015
Pastoral Support Team Training
Please have a look at what The Castle School Pastoral Support Team can offer by visiting their webpage on our school website by clicking here
World of Work
To find out about all the exciting things that our students are getting up to in the World of Work please click here to go to the World of Work webpage on our website.
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Rotary Club trip to Paulton's Park
Again, it is thanks to the wonderful people at The Rotary Club for enabling us to take our pupils in Primary House to Paulton's Park again this year. It is a wonderful day out full of fun and learning new experiences. Below are a few pictures of the day.
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Castle School's budding film makers
Our very talented and skilled film club students have put together a lovely video accompanied by our school song. The video should now be embedded on our front page so just click on it to watch. You can also watch it here:
Enjoy
Enjoy
Friday, 22 May 2015
Secondary Sports fun - at last!
3rd time lucky for Secondary Sports day and we couldn't have wished for better weather. The pupils took part in a range of field events first, including shot putt and standing jump. The competition was set high in the tennis ball throwing by Kirra Bidmead, with an impressive 36m! Determination was in abundance around all the activities and this later flowed into the track events. Jake Hunter proving that on the day he was the fastest pupil in the school. But the Olympic value which was most present throughout the morning was 'friendship', it was absolutely wonderful to observe and hear the pupils encouraging and supporting each other.
A huge thank you to all the staff
who supported, cheered, encouraged and demonstrated!!
A massive thank you to Cameron,
Henry and Duncan of Corfe Class for helping set up, clear away and run the
events. Well done to the Sports Leaders who inspired these 3 young leaders
during Primary Sports Day.
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Helping with school lunches in Ghana
For some time now we have worked with Action Through Enterprise (ATE) on several projects. The most recent has been to help raise money for lunches for children in schools in Ghana.
Sarah Gardner, The Chief Executive of ATE, wrote this before we got to our final total: "Children at The Castle School Newbury have been working hard to raise money to buy school lunches for children in Ghana. Their dedication has paid off and they have now raised enough money to buy 700 school lunches!!! How amazing. Thank you so much to all the generous children, staff and parents that have helped with this fantastic fundraising"
Many of our pupils have been involved, not least Clayton who has been a real ambassador and has been pivotal in getting to our wonderful total of £170.76! This amount is now enough to provide 853 children's meals!
Sarah Gardner, The Chief Executive of ATE, wrote this before we got to our final total: "Children at The Castle School Newbury have been working hard to raise money to buy school lunches for children in Ghana. Their dedication has paid off and they have now raised enough money to buy 700 school lunches!!! How amazing. Thank you so much to all the generous children, staff and parents that have helped with this fantastic fundraising"
Many of our pupils have been involved, not least Clayton who has been a real ambassador and has been pivotal in getting to our wonderful total of £170.76! This amount is now enough to provide 853 children's meals!
Clayton with our totalizer and the box of 20p pieces being collected
If you like to know more about ATE please click the link below:
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