Staff visit to Sweden
Comenius Project
In September 2010 Ms Surridge and Mrs Ackerman visited Sweden to prepare the way for a trip next February when we plan to take around 8 pupils to Vasteras.
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GOING FOR GOLD
The Sports Teacher from KLB, Sharon Bates, attended the assembly on Friday to present the School Games ‘GOLD’ award. This is an award North Nibley has held several times in the past, and recognises the quantity of PE and Games provided by our school, and the extent to which the school encourages participation from all…
Time Capsule marks Queen’s 60th Year
On Friday 2nd March the children of North Nibley School joined members of the Parish Council and the Knoll Trust to plant an oak tree on land adjoining Tyndale`s Monument to celebrate the Queen`s Diamond Jubilee. This was one of the first of many events in the area to mark the occasion. Every child in…
Comenius Trip to Poland
“Governor Carolyn Timbrell and I were privileged to represent the school on this trip accompanying Mrs Dixon and Mrs Lewis to Radzionkow which is situated in Silesia in the south of Poland. Involvement in the Comenius project is important in the development of the school’s award-winning international work. It is funded by the British Council…
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Term One, Week One
I’m so grateful to the staff for the extra hours they have all put in to making the school fit for a really good start back for the children. The classrooms, with their new carpets (thank you, Music Festival grant) look fabulous! Reception children had a magical first few days with Miss Allen, the new Class…
Girls’ success in football tournament
The team write “On Tuesday the 12th of October girls from North Nibley went to KLB for a friendly football tournament. In our first game we were up against Hillesley. Our usual goalie had pulled a muscle, so another team member bravely stepped in. Sophie and Tilly were strikers, Skye and Louisa were midfield and…
New Website Launched!
Welcome to our new site. I do hope you will find it a useful means of gathering information about our school, hearing about our successes and catching up with our latest news. Rather surprisingly, the ‘switch over’ took place 48 hours earlier than expected, so a few elements still require a ‘tweak’, including photos and…