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A wet day during the school holidays?
Don’t forget our Maths Passports! Children should know which passport they are on. I have now added a resource bank of links to online learning and practice sites to help your child achieve the targets in their passport. Please note that school is not responsible for content on external sites, which may change without warning. Please…
Term Three, Week Three
I’ve been thinking more about “success”. In almost every way you care to measure it, North Nibley is a successful school, enabling children to make significantly better progress in their learning than expected, whatever each child’s starting point. Yet ‘accademic’ success is not the only route to a satisfying and purposeful life. For many the…
Phonics Screening Check 2013 – Improving results
Children at North Nibley are taught to read well and a far greater percentage reach the age-related expectation than across the county as a whole. In May 2013 69% of children scored the number of marks required by the Government. In North Nibley this year 87% reached the expected level. Year 1 Phonics Screening…

Many hands make… fab work!
The children in our school are placed in one of four teams (Air, Earth, Fire and Water), and each team has within it a mixture of children from our youngest to our oldest. To brighten our hall we worked in our teams to create displays featuring our hand prints. The boards look fantastic! 0

Rock Bottom!
Our wonderful Stone-Aged Musical from 2018! Many thanks go to Mrs D Shepherd for the photos. (Don’t be alarmed at the ‘lost heads’! These are thumbnail photos. Start the Slide Show for the full effect!) ” order_by=”filename” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] 0
A lamb comes to school
Class 1 thoroughly enjoyed the visit of a lamb today. Mr Eley was on hand to answer questions about lambs and his work, and the children were given a fantastic opportunity to get up close to the woolly visitor. 0