Author Archives: Mrs Jacques

Taijutsu Foundation Programme

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Bee-Safe are pleased to announce that their popular Taijutsu Foundation Programme will take place again next year, thanks to the generous support of the Manchester City Council and the Parklife Community Fund.

Please note the invite to this opportunity is for students from years 4, 5 and 6. Please follow the link for the programme information and application form.

Please find more information on our website: https://beesafemanchester.com/taijutsu-foundation-programme/

Gary Bohm

Bee-Safe Manchester CIC

Ticket offer for schools – Great Britain Women VS Denmark in the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 qualifiers in Manchester

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Great Britain Women are set to take on Denmark in the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 qualifiers in Manchester and they would love for local families to come and support them.

Therefore GB Basketball are offering a 30% discount on tickets to schools to pass onto their pupils and their families/carers using discount code COMMUNITY30


With discounted Adult tickets at £10, Children at £7 or Family ticket £28 (2 adults and 2 Children), you can get up close to the action for what promises to be an exciting evening of sport you will not want to miss out on.

Please use the following link with discount code COMMUNITY30  – BASKETBALL TICKETS LINK

Host venue: National Basketball Center, Kirkmanshulme Ln, M12 4TF

Date: November 7th

Doors open: 6.30pm.

Tip off: 7.30pm

Moving Schools – Childline 

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The close of the school year, will see the usual relocation of primary pupils into the secondary system. However, educational establishments will also experience an influx of new pupils across their year groups. Perhaps a parent has moved to a new location, or it’s simply a matter of transferring a child from a school were they had issues to greener pastures. Whatever the cause, it’s undeniable that this occurrence can be a source of significant anxiety. This is perfectly natural as a response to a new environment, and a new society into which to fit. With this in mind, Childline has published a page dedicated to helping children deal with their feelings before their formal transition. To find out more, please click the link below: 

https://www.childline.org.uk/info-advice/school-college-and-work/school-college/moving-schools/

King Charles Display – Yr3 and 4

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We have a beautiful portrait of our King to display and need some wonderful pupil work to go alongside it.

Choose an image below to describe. Think about your word choices and the information you would like a reader to know. You can research to find out more interesting facts, or you might have the ideas in your head already! Aim for 4-5 sentences. The most creative writers will have their work displayed next to the portrait.

King Charles Display – Year 5

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We have a beautiful portrait of our King to display and need some wonderful pupil work to go alongside it.

Can Year 5 children write a letter to our King? What would you like to say to him? Do you have any questions to ask? Do you think he is doing a good job so far? Do you want to send good wishes for his health at the moment?

If your letter is chosen to display, it will be seen by all of the visitors that come to school.