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Class 3 Get Scientific!

10th October 2017 By Katie

Class 3 are taking part in 3 Science sessions as part of a project called ‘Water for Industry.’ Mrs Harvey introduced the problem solving based challenges to the children. Miss Harris took over for the second session and Mrs Harvey will return for the third and final session.

During the first session the children had to investigate the properties of different adhesives in order to fix leaky water pipes and in the second, they had to investigate different materials that could be used to filter dirty water.

We have had great fun so far and the children are proving to be great scientific investigators! Well Done Class 3!

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Reading Together!

7th January 2017 By Katie

This term, on a Friday afternoon, Class 3 children will be pairing up with a child in Class 1 and they will be their reading buddy. This is a great opportunity for Class 1 children to read to someone else and Class 3 to practice their reading comprehension and questioning skills. Class 3 children will also be reading stories to their buddy, practicing their fluency and expression.

Here are some pictures from our first session, which was a great success!

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School History Book on Sale

1st December 2016 By judithpressley

A special book has been complied with lots of information and photographs to celebrate 200 years of the Ingleton Church of England School . It is on sale from the school for £6 each.

Fundraising

23rd November 2016 By judithpressley

This term we have been busy fundraising for various charities.

September 2017 – We held a coffee afternoon in school after the Harvest Festival and raised an amazing £310.70 for MacMillan.

October 2017 – Children and staff did the Race For Life around the Village Playing Field to raise money for Cancer Research. All sponsors have not yet been returned so we will update you with the total in due course.

October 2017 – Convoy Aid – Romania – Shoe Box Appeal 2017. Shoeboxes will be collected from our school on Thursday 19th October at 9am. A separate envelope with recommended £1 for transport cost should also be sent in with the shoebox. Convoy Aid are also welcoming any donations of warm clothing, shoes, wellington boots, tinned food, pet food, cuddly toys which they will collect with the shoeboxes. Thank you to anyone who can help us with this.

November 2017 – We will be raising money for Children In Need. More details to follow.

Bishop of Jarrow visits to unveil commemorative stained glass window

23rd November 2016 By judithpressley

A TEESDALE primary school had a special visitor on Monday as it unveiled a new stained glass window to mark its 200th anniversary.
Ex pupils and staff from as many as four generations joined Ingleton Primary CofE School children for the assembly with the Bishop of Jarrow, the Rt Rev Mark Bryant.
Current pupils Maddy Schaible, Jayden Thompson, Freya Hunt and Leon Goldsworthy gave a presentation about what life was like at the village school when it opened in 1816 compared to the present day.

As part of the 200 year celebrations of the school, Rt Rvd Mark Bryant, Bishop of Jarrow visited on 21st November 2016 to unveil the special stained glass window

Parent View – let us know what you think

12th January 2016 By Admin Linda

Parent View gives you the chance to tell Ofsted what you think about your child’s school, from the quality of teaching to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. The survey can be completed at any time; you don’t have to wait until the school is being inspected.

Visit the Parent View website and click ‘Give your views’ to register and complete a survey to help your child’s school improve.

Thank you