Heatherlands Primary School
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Community
As a community school we are proud of the commitment we have to taking part in events both local and national.
We will share our community and fundraising events information and outcomes below.
Heatherlands Chosen Charity 2022 - 2023
MacMilllan Cancer Support Charity
This year, Heatherlands will be supporting the MacMillan Cancer Support Charity and any fundraising we do will be donated directly to the Ovarian Cancer Support arm.
Macmillan Cancer Support is one of the largest British charities and provides specialist health care, information and financial support to people affected by cancer. It also looks at the social, emotional and practical impact cancer can have, and campaigns for better cancer care.
Macmillan can offer emotional, practical and financial help and support. If you would like to talk, you can:
- Call the Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00.
- Chat to our specialists online.
- Visit our ovarian cancer forum to talk with people who have been affected by ovarian cancer, share your experience, and ask an expert your questions.
On our first week back from the Easter holidays, the whole school took part in a London Marathon fun run. Every year group ran on a particular day around the school and had fantastic support from the surrounding classrooms. Parents came on site to cheer and participate with their children which I know the was greatly appreciated by everyone. The event was to promote the London Marathon, which took place on Sunday 23rd April, and it was an excellent opportunity to promote sport and exercise in school. Heatherlands will continue to run whole-school sporting events to promote health, sport and well-being for everyone to enjoy!
We took some of Yr3 & Yr4 children to St Aldhelm’s on Tuesday to take part in some multi-skills events. They had an absolute blast & really enjoyed themselves! They took part in a mixture of skilled activities working on their agility, balance and co-ordination which was led by the St Aldhelm’s sports leaders. They showed respect to the staff and other children as well as showing great motivation to get the tasks done to the best of their ability!
Children who belong to a Scout, Brownie, Rainbow, Guide, Cub etc pack, wore their uniforms with pride today, on World Thinking Day.
Girls Football Match - Heatherlands v Bayside Academy
Great day at indoor athletics! Good job everyone.
We had an absolute blast at the School Games last Friday 27th Jan! The Yr3/4 children really enjoyed playing football, capture the flag, bench ball and dodgeball! They were extremely well behaved and showed great teamwork when they out into teams with different schools. I was so impressed by their attitude and respect towards other children – we should all be proud! Mrs Cruttenden.
Year 5/6 children had a fantastic time at the School Games event at Cornerstone academy! Even though they were a little nervous, the children participated well in every event. They listened well to the sports leaders, played well as a team, encouraged each other at all times and were a credit to the school. Every event began with a Heatherlands team huddle which motivated them all. We played with a positive attitude and thanked our opponents for playing with us at the end of the afternoon. Mrs Dighton
Heatherlands does a Christmas Carol 2022
The Heatherlands Rock Choir entertaining at John Lewis this Christmas
Heatherlands Rock Choir at Christmas
Here's the girls football team sporting the new Heatherlands kit which was kindly funded by Firstglass Automotive Glazing Let's hope we can get a debut win in the new kit!
Harvest festival 2022. Thank you to everyone for your kind donations and thanks go to the Friends of Heatherlands for loading their cars and delivering the huge amount of food to the food bank.
Tesco Branksome supported Year 2 in making 'rainbow sandwiches' by providing all the ingredients for free! Thank you.
Canford School Year 5 & 6 cross country event - 29.9.22
Remembrance Event - September 16th 2022
Our first school community event this year has been suggested by Jayden Brice in Year 6.
As part of this years Heatherlands Voice, Jayden asked if the school could mark the occasion of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II by suggesting the children come into school dressed in red, white and blue. This will be for all children on the Friday before the official state funeral.
If you are able or wish to contribute £1 towards this 'non uniform' event, any monies raised will go to our chosen charity and one of the Royal families supported charities - Macmillan Cancer Support.
Thank you.