Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Y3 Spelling Bee Competition

  Thu 15 Dec 2022

  On the 14^th December, Year 3 got together for their Spelling Bee final. All of the Year 3 pupils tried very hard to gain a place in the final and the teachers ended up having to choose five finalists from each Year 3 class.  It was truly impressive to see the final five contestants battle it out right until the very end. For a moment, it looked like we were going to have to choose two 1^st place winners. Congratulations to all of our finalists!

  

• Year 6 First Aid Training

  Mon 05 Dec 2022

  On Monday 5th and Tuesday 6th December, all Year 6 pupils took park in first aid training, led by our school's health and safety company. The purpose of this training was to teach our pupils basic first aid, such as: dealing with common injuries (such as head injuries), how to put someone into the recovery position and how to carry out CPR.  This teaching is part of our health education within our PSHE (personal, social, health and economic) curriculum.

  

• Christmas Market

  Fri 02 Dec 2022

  Whitehall Junior School's Christmas Market took place on the afternoon of Friday 2nd December.  It was lovely to see so many members of our community at the market, enjoying the Christmas spirit by joining in games, activities, purchasing items from our numerous stalls and indulging in the lovely BBQ!  The atmosphere was amazing and the choir certainly sang Christmas carols that put us all in the festive mood. Thank you to all those who managed to come along to celebrate with us and to each year group for their enterprising talents as they developed their own businesses. The year group who made the greatest profit will be rewarded with a treat next week. 

  

• Year 6 Trip to St. Margaret’s Church

  Fri 02 Dec 2022

  On the afternoon of Friday 2nd December, all Year 6 pupils visited St. Margaret’s Church in Uxbridge.  This visit enabled the children to see inside a Christian place of worship and to hear the Christmas Story from Revd. Andy Thomspon, the local vicar.  This trip was organised to support the pupils' learning of Religious Education.