Ruby working on Education City at home.
Hi Guys
Missing everyone lots. Hope your all keeping safe. Can’t wait to be back (we actually miss school). We haven’t done much school work but we have been painting, scootering, trampolining. Kizzi has been riding and some gardening so that we could have a bonfire.
Take care and stay safe everyone.
Rhys and Kizzi xx
As we go into week 2 we have joined the rainbow gang by designing our own and putting them up in our house windows.
Please join us. This strange stormy time will end. We will be stronger.
Remi & Rafe xx
We hope you are all keeping safe. Nieve is missing school, her teachers and friends so much. We are enjoying our time together as a family though. We have tried to start the day with Joe, then done some education city and baking. Hats off to you teachers!
Thank you for everything you do. Stefanie Greenwood
Our boys producing rainbows to show support, after a Joe Wicks workout x
Jorge and Dylan designed our home school badge
Isabel writing a newspaper article and drawing flowers from the garden, making banana bread and practicing her ballet.
Hope you're all keeping safe.
The boys are missing school and everyone there writing a daily diary and enjoying baking, reading and lots of playing and putting lots of different artwork up daily.
Here's Florence showing off some activities during her home learning.
Eleanor completing her booklet whilst Olivia uses Oxford Owl e-books!
Lots of fun and learning in the Hardy House this week, an acting class, live streaming oti mabuse dance classes whilst FaceTiming friends to join in, board games, building dens and arts and crafts...... as well as a little bit of Maths and English too!!!
Stay safe ..... The Hardy’s xx
Aaliyah breaking her toys out of ice this morning
The Chapmans working hard - mentally and physically!
Don't worry Bird Boys, Mrs Bray is feeding Dave and our other feathered friends! X
Rory and Jesse Christia busy painting their dinosaurs which they moulded themselves this morning whilst mummy works from home.
Hope everyone is well, take care.
Lauren, Rory and Jesse Christian
Layla Ringham - working from home
Cup of tea whilst waiting for education city to load!
Hope you are all well xx
Evie making bread so we don't have to go to the shop!
Emma - Keep dancing (stretching!!)
Harrison H - trying to work
Art class with Ellie, Joshua and Oliver in the garden
Islas virtual lesson with her guitar teacher on FaceTime and Alfie and Isla finding new hoverboard skills
Fun in the forest today! We got out into the sunshine and went to forest school, complete with popcorn and marshmallows
Few photos from past couple of days, keep fit, baking, Ava working on her Solar System, Autumn watching a phonics lesson from Ruth Miskin :-)
Thank you so much for the letter of encouragement from Mr Johnson, I'm so proud to say my girls are a part of Nafferton School.
Stay Safe, Much Love from the Foxon Household
Tara x x x
Monty drawing the solar system
Freya Egan - Number work @homelearning
Phoebe and Oscar Bone doing workouts on the trampoline and going for a hike and picnic around Kilham.
Phoebe Bone says learning at home with a cup of tea is the way forward
Rose & Claudia - gardening club!
Harry & Lily
Day 1 they hated each other...... now they have realised they only have each other to play with. Came down today and said they are best friends. ❤️
Alfie & Isla
The Hartley's at home and Joe Wicks workout completed!
Archie & Daisy - They are missing school and their friends terribly but we are doing our best to keep some routine x
Daniel and AJ - don't think I'm as fun as Mr Meade and Mr S !
Noah and George Fletcher - Attached are pictures of the boys doing Joe Wicks P.E., planting vegetable seeds in the greenhouse, and creating a pond/habitat area for 6 frogs we found in the garden yesterday.
Anna and Imogen - Outdoor cooking (beans on toast), baking, potion making, chalking and crafts. Only a little bit of our fun so far.
Chloe and Zach working from home
William, enjoying the outdoors
We officially opened The Bray Way on Friday 13th March.
Friday 13th March
We had a very special visitor to Nafferton School, the Bishop of the Isle of Man who blessed our Peace Garden.
Everyone took part in our Sports Relief Day - walking around the 'Bray Way' - our new all weather path to designed to keep us active all year round!
Sports Relief Day! We celebrated the day with a black and white theme. Here we are training with Hull FC Rugby squad who joined us for the day!
To celebrate World Book Day we dressed up as our favourite book characters and throughout the day, classes teamed up with each other to read their favourite stories! Here are Wrens with Rabbits
We're almost half way through the school year at Nafferton and we wanted to show you a selection of some of the sports and outdoor activities we have been doing so far throughout the school.
The children celebrated the Chinese New Year with a special Chinese inspired menu and they did their best to use chop sticks!
150 Reads Tea Party
Our first Tea Party of the year celebrated those children who have achieved 150 reads so far. Annie, Lydia, Oscar, Katie, Andriana and Sam enjoy a sweet treat in the study to toast their great achievement!
Litter Picking Superstars!
We've received a wonderful email on Saturday 19th January about five of our students and their great efforts to clean up the countryside around us.
I just wanted to highlight some of the great stuff 5 of your students carried out this weekend. We did a litter pick on the road that runs along the back of Ruston Parva to the A614. In the end we collected 30 bags of rubbish and pretty much half a car! The children were a great help and very well behaved. They used their litter pickers to fill the bags of rubbish.
They had a great time and their parents are very proud of their efforts. We'd just thought we'd let you know, as the school and its lessons are a big part of their life and their understanding of the environment comes from the teachers at the school as well as us.
The children involved were
Olivia Williamson
Lauren Chapman
Emily Stanard
William Lawson
Thomas Lawson
Thank you so much for this email and the pictures below, it makes us very proud to see such responsibility that our children have, for the environment around them and they are an inspiration to us all. What a worthwhile way to spend the weekend - well done!
YOUNG VOICES 2020
Members of the choir were lucky enough to take part in Young Voices 2020 concert in Sheffield on Tuesday. What a fantastic opportunity - we're very proud of them!
The Great Exhibition
Autumn phase has been working on creating inventions.
Here are some images from The Great Exhibition which was open to the rest of the school and parents to view the inventions
Summer Phase made autumn soup and sold it along with homemade bread.
SOUP, Super tasty, SOUP, Super spicy, Carrot and Coriander... Chilli Chowder. CROUTON! CROUTON! Crunchy Friends in a liquid broth! I am Gazpacho, OH, I am a summer soup, OH
Chess Club has started for the new term - held on Tuesdays after school
We welcomed the new school year in by celebrating our own re-enactment of Queen Victoria's coronation linking in with our Victorian theme.
WELCOME TO THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR
OUR HARVEST DISPLAY TO WELCOME ALL PUPILS TO SCHOOL THIS SEPTEMBER
Foundation and Year 5 children went to Dalby Forest for an exciting day of walking in the forest and exploring the stream and the Year 5 children had the chance to go on Go Ape!
Here are some pictures from KS2 sports day. The sun shone and the winning team overall was BLUE!
Black & White Day!
As part of Hull and Proud Week, our year 5 rugby team visited the Hull FC Elite Performance Centre for a coaching session with the 1st team players.
The sun was shining so we kicked off Sports Week with our wake and shake outside on the front playground to get everyone in the spirit!
Nafferton's Got Talent 2019
We had a variety of talent acts performing in the final for Nafferton's Got Talent, we are a very talented school! The winners were sisters Ruby and Ava Lawton with a beautiful song and amazing performance on the ukulele and the mandolin.
As part of our RE we had two days dedicated to learning about Hinduism.
We learnt some dance moves as part of the Hindu days
SPRING WALK
The whole school took part in a spring walk around the village. What a great way to experience all the changes in this season - and we had sunshine too! Many thanks to all who attended alongside us.
Gardening Club
It's a busy time of the year for gardening club! We enjoyed the spring sunshine replanting lots of the plants kindly donated by children and families. Thank you for your generosity!
This powerpoint was presented to the governors about our current curriculum and future developments.
Nafferton Girls Rugby
Nafferton joined Kilham, North Frodingham, and Driffield Junior at Driffield Rugby Club on 7th March. Final results were Kilham 1st, Nafferton Y6 team 2nd, Driffield 3rd, Nafferton Y5 team 4th and North Frodingham 5th.
Magic Moments Rugby match 8th March 2019
Hull FC played against Leeds Rhinos. Nafferton Primary School were lucky enough to be there at KC Stadium in Hull. Final score Hull 34 - Leeds Rhinos 10. Some of the children had the opportunity to carry flags on to the pitch, 17 children got to walk out with Hull and Leeds players and at half time some of the children got to do guard of honour and some of the children with siblings in KS1 got to walk round the pitch with a flag.
Some pictures from KS2 disco
The choir took part in Carols by Candlelight at All Saints Church on Wednesday 12th of December
Remembrance service to commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War. Lest we forget.
Following our SATs meeting for parents of the Autumn Phase, here is a copy of the document handed out.
DRAMA!
Children from throughout the school were involved in a one off drama session which involved learning lines and acting exercises in the morning and putting on a play in the afternoon to the whole school. It was WW1 themed to fit in with our topic.
The whole school went on a harvest walk in the autumn sunshine.
Summer phase children bought fresh vegetables to school as part of the Harvest festival and made delicious soup and fresh bread rolls to sell at the Harvest Soup Kitchen.
The children enjoyed their usual wake and shake in the beautiful October sunshine!
Day two of our World War One topic - our special guest Corporal Parsons returned to teach us about life in the trenches. We also had a visit from Sirius Academy who taught us about life as a cadet.
We launched the whole school topic of World War One on the second day back of the new term. Everyone dressed in Edwardian era clothes and we had a special guest Corporal Parsons to talk to us about everyday life in the trenches.
Harvest Festival
The whole school went to the church to celebrate our Harvest Festival. The children donated food and sang harvest songs while Year 3 and 4 performed their Harvest Festival.
Gardening Club
Mr Connor shows the children how to plant corn.
Summer Solstice lunch 22nd June, 2018
We celebrated the Summer Solstice with a 'garden party' picnic on the field, garden games, yoga and a special guest - Magic Mike - provided entertainment!
Nafferton Heritage Trail launch - 29th June 2018
Nafferton school museum curators launched their Heritage Trail by welcoming parents and family members to join them for a walk around the village highlighting various historical points of interest as featured in their booklet, created by them. Tea and cakes were enjoyed in the outdoor drawing room, thank you to all those who attended.
Buddhism Days 4th and 5th June, 2018
Here are some pictures from Key Stage Two from the Buddhism Days. Watch out for videos posted soon that tell the story of Buddha, scripted by the children after learning about the history of Buddhism.
Buddhism Days 4th and 5th June, 2018
Nafferton pupils learned all about Buddhism over two days, with a series of workshops ranging from meditation and chanting to making Buddha out of clay and making their own prayer beads. We learned about the history of Buddhism and had some special visitors in to talk to us about what Buddhism means to them. Here are some pictures from Key Stage One.
Summer Walk - Friday 15th June, 2018
Nafferton staff and pupils went on a summer walk around the village.
Cycle Baton Day Thursday 7th June, 2018
Pupils from nine schools took to their bikes to help relay a baton across the East Riding as part of the second Schools’ Yorkshire Tour. The Schools’ Yorkshire Tour is a large-scale cycling event linking primary, secondary, special schools and clubs across the whole of Yorkshire. It started in Pickering, North Yorkshire, on Monday June 5 and finishes in Leeds on Tuesday July 3, celebrating national Bike Week during the event. The baton was ceremonially handed over to the East Riding on Wednesday June 6 at Flamborough Primary School, at 2.45pm, and travelled 70 miles (112 kilometres) through the East Riding on Thursday and Friday June 7 and 8. Nafferton Primary School welcomed pupils from Hilderthorpe Primary School, Bridlington with great cheer and enthusiam. We then sent pupils and staff from Nafferton off for the next leg of the journey to Driffield Kingsmill School. We also had our own 'Bling Your Bike' contest that was judged by our travel ambassadors. Well done to all those who entered and took part!
Royal Wedding 19th May, 2018
More pictures of the Big Day and our Royal Wedding themed lunch!
Royal Wedding 19th May, 2018
On the Royal Wedding Day, Nafferton Primary School celebrated in style. Children and staff dressed for the occasion and we walked through the village to have a short service in the church.
Gardening Club
Here are some images of the kind of things gardening club are doing around our school! These include hedge planting, tree planting and finding places for the donated plants.
Planting trees - Creating a lasting legacy!
Year 6 and Foundation children were involved in woodland planting as part of the schools ongoing forest school project. The trees were purchased at Hutton Cranswick Garden Centre and Mitch from the garden centre helped and guided children and staff to plant the beginnings of a new woodland to develop our site. Many thanks to parents and grandparents who came in to help on the day!
Sports Relief Mile - 22nd March, 2018
World Book Day - 15th March, 2018
We had a lot of fun on World Book Day - here are some of the FANTASTIC costumes and children and staff wore on the day...
Outdoor Wake and Shake, 18th April 2018
The sun was shining so we brought wake up and shake up outside!
The Canteen's Working Progress
During the February half term holidays, Mr Fielder and Mrs Stagg put their artistic abilities to the test when Mr Johnson asked them to envisage a French diner. Here is an update of their working progress Trés bien to Mr Fielder and Mrs Stagg for their efforts.
SNOW FUN! 1st March, 2018 (PM)
As promised, the photographs from the afternoon, depicting activities from outdoor bread charring to mythical beasts.
SNOW FUN! 1st March, 2018 (AM)
NEWS JUST IN: The whole of Driffield came to a complete standstill when the 'Beast from the East' swept through, causing chaos. These pictures were taken at Nafferton Primary School and showed the doom and gloomed faces of pupils at the school. Children had the choice to venture down for a snow battle on the front playground or elect a more quieter session up on the top field. We all went into the Hall for a sing-song and a hot chocolate. And this was just the morning! Stay tuned for pictures for the afternoon. Whoever said "no snow day" would be a "no fun day"!?
Nafferton Swim their way to Victory!
Nafferton Primary School took part in the Swimming Gala at Driffield Leisure Centre and competed against 9 other schools. The competition was tough, but we are pleased to announce that our Key Stage 2 children came out winners! The team captain said afterwards: "The team did really well. Everyone was cheering for each other. We all won lots of races. I am very proud of everyone because they tried their best. Everyone was really happy that we had won. All of the teachers that came were very helpful and supportive. We hope to win again next year and come back champions again!" Well done all. You are all 'swimmer winners'.
Nafferton Sponsor Jahaira
Nafferton Primary School have been sponsoring Jahaira-Gutierrez Palacios since she was 8 years old through a charity called 'Plan'. Jahaira lives in Equador, which is in South America, with her family. She writes to us a few times a year and we send letters and pictures back to her. We learn lots of things about her life and the differences between living in Equador and Britain. Because Jahaira speaks Spanish, a translator re-writes our letters so that she can understand them.
TRIP - Year 6, Forest Schools
Year 6 visited Burton Agnes as part of their Forest Schools experience. They identified trees by leaves and sticks, went on a snowdrop walk, learning about various knots, played the odd game of hide and seek and even had time for some marshmallows.
STRANDED! The Y6 Amazon Rainforest Adventure
In an aeroplane bound to see their father, Esme and Luke have had to parachute to safety into the Amazon rainforest after the plane experienced major problems. Just how 'safe' are they? Year 6 have embarked on their Amazon adventure and have been coming up with creative ways to use broken mobile phones, survival knives and medical kits on their adventure. Check out the photographs to see how they have fared in part one of their adventure.
House Captains New Year Meeting, January 15th 2018
The House Captains from Blue, Yellow, Red and Green met to discuss and think about the upcoming events for 2018. They even helped Mr Johnson to do the washing up!
Lego Club Christmas
Jacob & Reuben with their Christmas Lego creations
Music at Nafferton Primary School
Lots of music happens at our school - We love it! We sing our hearts out at every given opportunity and it makes us feel good! There are lots of clubs and lessons - choir, steel band, guitar, violin, cello, brass + EVERYONE learns to play an instrument at some point. We do lots of concerts (we thrive on them) and we all have opportunities to take to the stage on many occasions. We love tying in our music lessons with topic work as we learn music from all over the world, different historical periods and specific areas. MUSIC IS FUN!
The Great Exhibition (Nafferton School Style)
Young inventors from years 5 and 6 gathered on 6th December to display their creations to parents and visitors – some had travelled far (Hornsea) to attend this bi-annual event. Year 5 have used their Design and Technology skills to build 21st Century gadgets. There were dispensers of all kinds – food, dog treats, drinks; aids for gift wrapping, sound-proof boxes to help ‘Ferbies’ have a good night’s sleep, absorbent door mats, a water-logged welly pump, cat toys, baby toys, people detectors, and even.... As well as their inventions, Year 5 used their electrical circuit knowledge to create a burglar alarm for an array of buildings, some of which lit up and flashed. Year 6’s DT project has been to invent a fair-ground ride to entertain visitors to the exhibition. There were carousels, vertical drops from outer space, Harry Potter rides, Jungle Adventure, a Pirate Ship (swinging) and even an Inferno Ride around the top of a volcano! All these thrilling rides were powered a computer program called Flowol (with circuit back-up!) It was an amazing afternoon. One very special visitor, Mr John Collins, a retired civil engineer and University Lecturer, was most impressed. “The thing that comes across is the enthusiasm of the children, the kind that comes about through hands-on experience and learning the skills that help them do things by themselves. What a fantastic variety of ideas and the children spoke so well and could explain things in great detail. When these children leave school they can use these inventive skills to create jobs for themselves and many others in the future, as many of the jobs that exist now will disappear in their adulthood.” The future is safe in Nafferton’s hands!
2017's Foundation & Key Stage 1 Nativity
Carols on the Yard 18th December 2017
We invited parents and people living close to the school to join us for singing Christmas Carols.
