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29th June 2020

Year 7 Leavers

Primary school has ended in a peculiar way but we couldn't let this opportunity pass without celebrating your achievements and reflecting back on your time at CPS. We hope you enjoy the leavers' video!

Thank you for all your enthusiasm, creativity and hard work in putting our leavers' video together! You had wonderful ideas for our poem and virtual school trip and I'm sure you will enjoy seeing what everybody has been doing at home! A special thanks must go to Mrs Cuddy for organising the virtual Year 7 choir, Miss Leitch for her star performance and Mr Mitchell for his farewell speech.

We have included some memories of your time at CPS including lovely Y1 pictures - some of you have changed so much! I wonder if you can guess who is who! The photographs will bring back some fantastic memories of your time in Year 7 such as the Dominoes trip, Tree Planting event and Credit Union Quiz.

All the staff at CPS wanted to take the opportunity to say goodbye and to wish you every success in the future! We will miss you but look forward to hearing how you get on in your next school!

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IFA

The children in year 7 have been enjoying developing their skills in a number of different areas such as spatial awareness, hand-eye coordination, agility and teamwork. Every Monday the boys and girls work with Judith from the IFA and have made great progress so far!

Trip to Dominoes

Pupils in Year 7 recently had a very interesting and fun trip to Domino’s. The children were given a tour of the building and saw all the work that goes on in the background. They were shown where all the ingredients and boxes are stored, they saw how the drivers find the addresses for their deliveries and they even got the opportunity to use the cash tills. The most expensive pizza some of them managed to register on the till came to £100.68!

However, the most exciting part was when each child got to make their own pizza and then afterwards enjoy the rewards of their hard work. It was a very interesting and enjoyable experience and the staff in Domino’s couldn’t have been more kind and helpful.