Star Of The Week
Head Teachers Award
Show & Tell
We Are Fantastic
It's an incredible feeling to win an award we have put our all in to, and for that reason, Aldbrough school would like to congratulate you all. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
Keep up the hard work and dedication.
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Charity Fun Run
I am excited to share that our school, working alongside the School Sport Partnership have joined an exciting event on Monday 20th May.
Mr Robinson along with a group of friends are running from Leeds to Hornsea on Friday 31st May and Saturday 1st June in aid of Cancer Research. In the build up to the event, Mr Robinson and Mr Richmond will attend different schools across the Holderness area to raise awareness and support for the event.
On Monday 20th May, we are inviting your child to attend school in PE clothing-doesn’t have to be school kit can be anything suitable for running in- in exchange for a 50p donation to cancer research. If you wish to make a larger donation the 2 runners will have collection buckets with them and will be inviting the whole school to run laps of the school field and playground during the morning.
If you are interested to know more about why Mr Robinson is fundraising for Cancer Research UK or would like to make further donations see the link below.
https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/robinsonsfundraisers
Football Week
Schools' Football Week (SFW) is an annual initiative by the English Schools' Football Association (ESFA) that encourages schools, teams, and clubs to celebrate football and its benefits for pupils
Sceience Fair
A science fair is an opportunity for students to do an independent science project following either the scientific method or the engineering design process. Students conduct their research then present their results at a science fair
Music Assembly
Tournament & Competition Awards
Cross Country
As adults, we know that exercise boosts our mood, helps prevent injury and illness, keeps our muscles and bones strong and is a great way to protect our future health. And it’s just the same for children.
Being active for 60 minutes a day – the official NHS recommendation – helps children develop coordination, maintain a healthy body weight, and improve overall fitness. A 2019 Sport England Study found that active children have higher levels of happiness and resilience, making them more likely to keep going if they find something difficult.
And running doesn’t have to be a solitary activity. Running groups with school or a local club bring people together for that sense of camaraderie you more often find with team sports.
Running in the fresh air boosts feel-good endorphins, improving our wellbeing and general happiness.
And while we wouldn’t advocate pushing children into anything too competitive, a bit of challenge works wonders for childrens’ confidence and self-worth. Seeing what they can achieve through running is great for youngsters’ overall happiness and sense of achievement.
We love seeing children beaming with pride when they get their hands on their medals, and that is why we are advicates for Cross Country running.