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As it would have been the annual 'Horsforth Walk of Art' Event on the weekend of the 4th and 5th of July, children in school made "Works" of Art around this year's theme of 'In the jungle'.
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Message from Bishop Ivan
In June every year Bishop Ivan visits St Margaret's to share with us the stories of what's going on at the Hope Revival Centre in Mattuga. This year as he is unable to travel he has sent us this wonderful video message from his home. We hope very much to be able to welcome him back to St Margaret's next year.
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Christmas Jumper Day raised an amazing £195.17!
This money will go towards supporting the children at the Revival Centre in Matugga.
This money will go towards supporting the children at the Revival Centre in Matugga.
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Remembrance Poem
2015/16 Academic year:
St Margaret's pupils raised a total of £627 for the Christingle charity
The Macmillan coffee morning raise a whopping amount of £522.74
The Poppy Appeal raised £503.60
Our children took part in a Skip-Skoot and Hoop-a thon and skipped themselves to a huge amount of £800 for the Rotary Club of Aireborough
Save the Children Christmas Jumper Day raised a total of £671.65 for Save the Children
During the summer holidays 2015 Miss B volunteered in Ghana, Africa. Miss B was based in an orphanage where she was responsible for designing and implementing effective teaching programs, activities and events to inspire and develop the talent and abilities of the children. Miss B helped the orphans to learn life-skills and get involved in the day-to-day running by making sure the children were fed, washed and dressed and by giving them personal attention.
St Margaret's pupils raised a total of £627 for the Christingle charity
The Macmillan coffee morning raise a whopping amount of £522.74
The Poppy Appeal raised £503.60
Our children took part in a Skip-Skoot and Hoop-a thon and skipped themselves to a huge amount of £800 for the Rotary Club of Aireborough
Save the Children Christmas Jumper Day raised a total of £671.65 for Save the Children
During the summer holidays 2015 Miss B volunteered in Ghana, Africa. Miss B was based in an orphanage where she was responsible for designing and implementing effective teaching programs, activities and events to inspire and develop the talent and abilities of the children. Miss B helped the orphans to learn life-skills and get involved in the day-to-day running by making sure the children were fed, washed and dressed and by giving them personal attention.
Visit from the Secretary of State for Education
On the 11th December we had a visit from the Secretary of State for Education, Nicky Morgan. She went in to Reception and Year 3 and spoke to a variety of teachers and support staff in school.
Visit from the Secretary of State for Education
