Friday 13th March 2026
Key Information
- Parents Evening – You can now book your parents evening slots on MCAS.
- Thank you – a huge thank you to Mr Critoph who is mending our Diddy Cars, ready for the children to use again.
- Flower beds – After previous requests to keep children off the flower beds. We are still finding that the children are still trampling on the plants and climbing the trees at drop off and pick up times. Please can you ensure that you closely supervise your children at these times.
Events
- Tuesday 17th March at 1.30pm – Year 3 & 4 Play
- Wednesday 18th March at 6pm – Year 3 & 4 Play
- Monday 23rd March – Parents evening (Years 1-6)
- Tuesday 24th March – Parents evening (Wrens)
- Wednesday 25th March – Parents evening (all year groups)
- Thursday 26th March – Easter Service at St. James’ Church
- Monday 30th March – Monday 13th April – Easter Holidays
- Tuesday 14th April – Children back to school
This week’s Stars of the Week
| Year R Toby (Trust) Azzurra (Curiosity) Florence (Courage) | |||
| Year 1 George M (Trust) Daisy (Curiosity) Hattie (Courage) | |||
| Year 2 Oliver (Trust) Otti (Curiosity) Heidi & all of Yr2 (Courage) | |||
Snap Shot of the Week
Colwall Youth Choir sang at the Worcester Creative Arts Festival on Saturday 7th March, at RGS Worcester. They performed very well and were awarded the Parsons Trophy. Several children also sang solos and they were all awarded medals and Ivor won the beginner piano class. Everyone received certificates and a comment sheet. Congratulations to everyone who took part.
Colwall Youth Choir
Snap Shot of the Week
Our Year 3 and 4 girls’ football team took part in their first tournament last week, and they represented the school brilliantly. Throughout the matches, their greatest strength was the way they supported one another, constantly encouraging their teammates and showing fantastic teamwork on the pitch. The girls also demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, treating the other teams with kindness and respect. During the tournament they developed their ball-handling skills and grew in confidence with every game they played. We are incredibly proud of their effort, attitude and determination
Football
Snap Shot of the Week
This week we were delighted to welcome the Willow Man to school, who worked with all of our classes to help create a fantastic new willow shelter in our Forest School area. The children had a wonderful time learning new skills as they helped to weave and shape the willow, working together to bring the structure to life. It was a brilliant hands-on experience and there was lots of fun and excitement along the way. You may have seen some of the children coming home proudly wearing their willow crowns after the sessions! We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity, and we’re sure you will all agree that our new Badger Shelter looks absolutely phenomenal.
Willow Man
Parent Information
