COVID-19 INFORMATION

16th September 2020S Office

Please click the link below to view the COVID catch up strategy.

COVID catch up strategy 

Outbreak Management Plan

Outbreak Management Plan – September 2021

Updated Risk Assessment

Please click the link below doe the most recent risk assessment – 4th January 2022

Risk Assessment – January 2022

Please click the link below doe the most recent risk assessment – 14th September 2021

Risk Assessment – September 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 1st March 2021

Risk Assessment – 1st March 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 8th February 2021

Risk Assessment – 8th February 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 22nd January 2021

Risk Assessment – 22nd January 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 19th January 2021

Risk Assessment – 19th January 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 13th January 2021

Risk Assessment – 13th January 2021

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 13th November 2020

Risk Assessment – November 2020

Please click the link below for the most recent risk assessment – 16th October 2020

Risk Assessment – October 2020

Recent Government Update – 17th September 2020

South Tyneside is now in a ‘local lock down phase’. We would like to reassure parents that this does NOT effect school and all children should return as normal.

 

Please find below important information regarding the re-opening of Stanhope Primary School.

 

COVID-19 Risk Assessment 1

COVID-19 Risk Assessment 2

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR REOPENING IN SEPTEMBER 2020.

Please click the link below for important information regarding our reopening. As we are following current government guild lines it may be subject to change.

Click here for information regarding our reopening

 

 

Please find the reopening Risk Assessments below:

Reopening Risk Assessment – September 2020

Please use the images below as a quick guide for parents/carers who believe their child/ren may have symptoms OR they have tested positive.

 

 

Tyne and Wear County Boccia Finals 2023

31st March 2023A Rogers

🟡🟢TYNE & WEAR COUNTY BOCCIA FINALS 2023🟢🟡

Congratulations to our brilliant boccia players who battled hard against the top 15 teams in the county to a superb bronze medal! They got off to a rocky start in Group 1 with a loss 1-5 vs. Burradon (North Tyneside), but then bounced back to top their group with 3 consecutive wins; 4-1 vs. Redby (Sunderland), 4-3 vs. Kelvin Grove (Gateshead) and 5-1 vs. West Jesmond (Newcastle).

They then progressed to the Semi Finals where in an incredibly tight match they lost on the final shot 1-3 vs. Bexhill (Sunderland). In the 3rd/4th Playoff Match the terrific trio won 4-2 vs. Glynwood (Gateshead) to secure the bronze medals .

🥇Bexhill (Sunderland)
🥈Burnside (Sunderland)
🥉Stanhope (South Tyneside)

 

South Tyneside Sportshall Athletics Y3/4 Finals 2023

15th March 2023A Rogers

🟡🟢SOUTH TYNESIDE Y3/4 SPORTSHALL ATHLETICS 🟡🟢

Yesterday our tremendous Y3/4 Athletics Team battled against other schools for the rights to be crowned Yr 4 South Tyneside Champions 2022/23 🏆 🏃‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️
We were victorious winning by nearly 60 points! The Boys’ Team WON 11/12 events, with the Girls’ Team WINNING 7/12 of their events. Fantastic!
Also a big thank you to our Year 6 helpers, who have been supporting the children with their trials and training too.
Huge congratulations to all our athletes from yesterday’s competition, you really have have made our school proud…. 👏🏻 🏆
AM Session
1. Stanhope 🥇412 points
2. St Aloysius 🥈356 points
3. St Matthews 🥉282 points
Individual Event Winners:
Dakota – Speed Bounce – 49 repeitions
Ava S – Standing Long Jump – 1.64m
Lucas – Speed Bounce – 54 repetitions
Corey – Vertical Jump – 35cm
Lucas – Javelin – 18.50m

South Tyneside Basketball Qualifiers 2023

14th March 2023A Rogers

Today 13 pupils from KS2 competed at Vertu Honda Arena, Newcastle in the South Tyneside H4H qualifiers.

Our 2 teams competed with wonderful team spirit against 23 other teams – with the aim of reaching the H4H Finals night on 17th March 2023.

Our team 1 topped their morning group winning all 5 games convincingly, while team 2 also qualified finishing the group stages in 2nd place with 3 wins and 2 losses.

Team 1 advance to the knockout stages and faced Team 2 sadly. Team 1 won 2-0 to advance to the final 8 teams, however they unfortunately lost to Harton 1 on a penalty shoot out.

Mr Rogers

Results:

TEAM 1 RESULTS GROUP A
Cleadon Village 4 16-0 WIN
Toner Avenue 3 18-0 WIN
St. Bede’s S/S 2 6-0 WIN
Biddick Hall 3 4-2 WIN
Harton 1 2-0 WIN
+46   -2 15 points 1st
TEAM 2 RESULTS GROUP B
St. Bede’s S/S 2 0-2 LOST
Harton 2 6-0 wIN
Forest View 1 18-0 WIN
Toner Avenue 4 2-0 WIN
Cleadon Village 3 0-2 LOST
+26   -4 9 points 2nd

 

Stanhope’s Team 1 and Team 2 qualified for final 16 teams.

                   Quarter Finals

Stanhope 1    2 – 0     Stanhope 2

                   Quarter Finals

Stanhope 1    0 – 0     Harton 1

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Thurston – Day 4

10th March 2023S Office
On our final full day here in Thurston we finally had snowfall. Nevertheless, we made the most of every minute.
Langdale and Grizedale started the day by going to Cathedral Quarry – it was stunning. The children experienced caving and a walk too.
Langdale spent the afternoon climbing and orienteering.
Grizedale completed an obstacle course blindfolded – team building and finished the day on the climbing wall.
Yewdale went ghyll scrambling, then back at the Centre they climbed, completed the trim trail and did some orienteering too.
We are all in high spirits, some children even wish they could stay even longer!!
It’s been an amazing experience, but we are also looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow. We should be home around 2:30-3pm. But further information will be given on our journey home.

Thurston – Day 3

10th March 2023S Office
Another great day was had by all. We again were blessed with wonderful weather and everyone had an amazing day.
Langdale canoed, sailed and did climbing.
Grizedale enjoyed the Lough Rigg, Rydal Cave mountain day.
Yewdale climbed to Bell, took in the amazing views, looked at the Pudding Stone, fed horses and finished off with some orienteering (see photos).
Last night, we all played Alien Invasion – it was so much fun. Time is flying by, but we are all looking forward to our next adventures today.

Thurston – Day 2

10th March 2023S Office
Day 2
Langdale enjoyed a mountain day climbing The Old Man of Coniston in glorious blue skies. The scenery was spectacular and the enthusiasm and speed of the group gave them the nickname of ‘The Sonics’.
Grizedale started their day by canoeing on Coniston Water followed by fire lighting and a hot chocolate around the fire. They then jetty jumped and finally finished with orienteering.
Yewdale trekked to Cathedral Quarry, team building trust in the darkness. They then went kayaking and jumped into the lake too!! Brave stuff.
The whole group are in really high spirits and their enthusiasm has been faultless.

Thurston – Day 1

10th March 2023S Office
Today we spent time getting our rooms and equipment organised. Doing our chores and spending some time in the barn playing games.
Langdale went down to the lake and jumped in off the jetty into the freezing water. Grizedale and Yewdsle had a woodland walked under a bridge.
After evening meal we enjoyed a moonlit trek into the woods and looked at the constellations. It was amazing.

Dog’s Trust

3rd March 2023A Rogers
🐾🐶🦴DOG’S TRUST🦴🐶🐾
Today we welcome Rachel from the Dog’s Trust into school. We have had a wonderfully informative assembly where we have discussed safety when out and about.
Following this Rachel is visiting each class individually to share information on: Happy Dog Rules, senses, canine communication and even being a dog detective!!

House Competition 2 ’23’

2nd March 2023A Rogers

We held our second House Competitions of this academic year – in Phase 2 and 1 we united to compete in Sportshall Athletics. Each team completing relays, javelin, long jump, chest push and speed bounce events.

The Phase 1 and 2 Quiz included the children worked together to answer quiz questions around maths, English and general knowledge topics. They then worked together to find locations around the world on a map.

The Phase 1 and 2 STEM Challenges: The Phase 1 Challenge was to make the biggest paper chain possible in the time limit given. The children had a sheet of paper, two pairs of scissors, a glue stick and sellotape. The rest was down to the organisation and production of the team. We were so impressed with how well the children worked together to engineer their paper chains. They had fun and definitely took on the challenge.

Phase 2 had to design, make and launch rockets, with the longest distance reached being the winners.

Phase 1 were really were competitive when completing various relays.👏🏻🌟🏆🏅👍🏻😀

Here are a small selection of photos from the various events…please see Facebook for more.

Overall Winners were Yellow House.

 

Family Learning – Maths Multiply Course

2nd March 2023A Rogers

Family Learning – Maths Multiply Course

A wonderful morning with parents from Year 3 and 4 working together with their children on some fun Maths challenges. The theme this week was Time. ⏰ Great to have our parents in school working with their children and learning about Maths in lower Key Stage 2. Thanks to Lauren who is running the course this term. See you all next week!