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• Barnbow Lasses - Yellow Poppies

  Mon 26 Nov 2018

  Have you visited the Armley Mills Remembers exhibit, featuring the yellow poppies Barwick pupils made to remember the munitions factory workers, particularly those who lost their lives at Barnbow?

   

  Can you spot the school name on the Armly Mills Remembers list of people in Leeds who contributed to the installation?

   

  

• Take Over Challenge

  Fri 23 Nov 2018
  Take Over Challenge! The day the pupils took over school! We have new teachers, office staff, superintendent, cleaners, cooks and even new headteachers! How did they do.....well lets just say a number of staff are fearful for the future....

  

• Pupil Governors Attend Full Governng Body Meeting!

  Wed 14 Nov 2018

  Last night Pupil Governors attended a Full Governing Body Meeting. Leo Fox, Chair of Pupil Governors introduced three key priorities his team have identified this term.

  1. To organise a Christmas Disco.

  2. To meet another school council from one of our alliance schools.

  3. To raise awareness of children's mental health and well being.

   

  Pupil Governors also asked the Governing Body key questions....

   

  How do you know that teachers are teaching us the right thing?

   

  Do governors have special jobs?

   

  Who makes sure Mrs Sanderson has enough money to run the school?

   

  Can you tell the school to buy individual footballs for each class?

   

  Luckily the governors were able to answer these tricky questions. Governors have invited the Pupil Governors to another meeting to hear about the progress they have made against their key priorities!

   

  

• Year Six Armistice Remembrace

  Mon 12 Nov 2018

  Year Six  represented the school in our own act of remembrance at the Barwick memorial on Monday 12th November at 11am. The children read out the names commemorated by the memorial; they paused in silence to remember  those men who left our village never to return.

  In our Collective Worship this week we have heard about the lives of the men who gave their lives during the Great War. If you would like to read the stories behind the names visit http://www.pro-patria-mori.co.uk