7.30am – Breakfast Club
8.50am – Start of the school day.
10.30 – 10.45am – Break
12.00 – 1.15pm – Reception Lunchtime
12.00 – 1.00pm – Years 3 and 4 Lunchtime
12.15 – 1.15pm – Years 1 and 2 Lunchtime
12.30 – 1.30pm – Years 5 and 6 Lunchtime
3.15pm – End of School Day
3.15 – 4.15pm – School Clubs
After School Club available until 6.00pm.
Children at Peartree Spring Primary School have access to an onsite Breakfast Club and After School Club that runs every day.
We have a range of extra-curricular activities arranged by both the school and outside organisations.
In this assembly, we introduce our main theme of the week. This may be linked to a national event, a Rights Respecting School article, a well-being theme or one of our pupil voice events. We focus on our theme by sharing a rich text.
The whole school gather to learn new songs and musical language.
Each class takes a turn to put on a show for their adults. Adults are invited (via Livestorm) to watch their child take on their role.
Each week the whole school gathers together to celebrate individual and team successes. Each class selects a Star of the Week, Star Reader and Maths Star. Sporting successes and birthdays are also celebrated. Children also share home achievements such as sports club awards in this assembly.
You can view a copy of our Celebration Assembly slides by clicking here.
Week 7 – Eight Nights Eight Lights – Art. 30 You Have the Right to Practice Your Religion
Week 6 – Refuge – Art. 30 You Have the Right to Practice Your Religion
Week 5 – Vanessa Nakate – Art. 29 My Education Should Develop My Respect for the Natural Environment
Week 4 – The Birthday of Guru Nanak – The Right to Practice Your Religion
Week 3 – Malala Yousafzai – Art. 2 All Children have these Rights
Week 1 – The Girl Who Could Fix Anything – Art. 39 The Right to Freedom from War
Week 8 – The Abilities in Me: Superstar Siblings – Art. 24 The Right to be as Healthy as Possible
Week 7 – Greta Thunberg – Art. 29 My Education Should Develop My Respect For the Environment
Week 6 – Jean-Michel Basquiat – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 5 – Harvest Days: Giving Thanks Around the World – Art. 29 My Education Should Develop My Respect for All Cultures
Week 4 – Ranvir Cannot Hear – Art. 23 You Have the Right to Special Help and Care
Week 3 – My Hair – Art. 29 My Education Should Develop My Respect for All Cultures
Week 2 – Stan Lee – Art. 29 The Right to Develop Your Talents
Week 1 – How to Shine Bright in Primary School – Art. 6 You Should be Supported to Grow
Week 7 – Megan Rapinoe – Art. 29 The Right to Develop Your Talents and Abilities
Week 6 – Lewis Hamilton – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 5 – Our Skin – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 4 – Evonne Goolagong – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 3 – Taylor Swift – Art. 17 The Right to Information Important to Your Wellbeing
Week 2 – Wilma Rudolph – Art. 5 The Right to Support From Your Family
Week 1 – Marcus Rashford – Art. 24 The Right to Healthy Food and Article 31 The Right to Play
Week 6 – Greta Thunberg – Art. 29 Your Education Should Develop Your Respect For The Natural World
Week 5 – David Bowie – Art. 31 The Right To Play
Week 4 – Florence Nightingale – Art. 24 The Right To The Best Health Care
Week 3 – Passover – Art. 14 The Right To Your Own Thoughts And Beliefs
Week 2 – Vanessa Nakate – Art. 29 Your Education Should Develop Your Respect For The Natural World
Week 1 – Frida Kahlo – Art. 12 The Right To Be Listened To
Week 5 – Spring Rabbit – Art. 29 Your Education Should Develop Your Respect For The Natural World
Week 4 – Amanda Gorman – Art. 23 The Right to Special Help If You Need It
Week 3 – Ramadan – Art. 14 The Right to Practice My Religion
Week 2 – Hans Christian Andersen – Art. 26 The Right to Develop My Talents
Week 1 – Mary Anning – Art. 2 All Children Have Rights
Week 5 – Rosa Parks – Art. 2 All Children Have Rights
Week 4 – Chinese New Year – Art. 29 Develop Respect For Other Cultures
Week 3 – Martin Luther King Jr – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 2 – Stephen Hawking – Art. 24 The Right to Health Care
Week 1 – New Year and Resolutions – Art. 12 The Right To Be Listened To
Week 8 –Refuge – Art. 14 The Right to Own Thoughts and Beliefs
Week 7 – Eight Nights Eight Lights – Art. 14 The Right to Own Thoughts and Beliefs
Week 6 – Joy to the World – Art. 14 The Right to Own Thoughts and Beliefs
Week 5 – Spend It – Art. 28 The Right to a Good Education
Week 4 – LPBD Malala Yousafzai – Art. 2 All Children Have These Rights
Week 3 – LPBD Alan Turing – Art. 29 The Right to Develop Our Abilities
Week 2 – Remembrance – Art. 39 The Right to Freedom From War
Week 1 – Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot – Art. 30 The Right to Practice Your Religion
Week 7 – Food in stories – Art. 24 The Right to Healthy Food
Week 6 – LPBD Dwayne Johnson – Art. 29 Your Education Should Develop Your Abilities
Week 5 – Harvest Celebrations – Art. 29 Your Education Should Develop Your Respect For Cultural Beliefs
Week 4 – Making Connections – Art. 8 The Right to An Identity
Week 3 – Abilities not Disabilities – Art. 29 The Right to Develop Our Abilities
Week 2 – Sharing Our Interests – Art. 8 The Right An Identity
Week 1 – Emotions and Change – Art. 12 The Right to Our Opinion
Peartree Spring Primary School
Hydean Way
Stevenage
Herts
SG2 9GG
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