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As we wrap up this half term, we’re feeling all the gratitude vibes! A huge thank you to our amazing parents and carers for being such incredible partners in this learning journey. Your support and encouragement truly make all the difference for our students! Head over to our Spring Newsletter Sway to catch all the highlights from this term. ✨
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On Tuesday night, our year Six boys played their final matches for Hebburn Lakes. Throughout the season, they have all consistently shown amazing attitudes and positivity which has resulted in some excellent performances.The team have represented Hebburn Lakes with exemplary behaviour and resilience. We are very proud of you all…well done!
Wow! We have had some amazing creations for our recycling Easter Bonnet competition. The children have really taken on the challenge with such enthusiasm and pride, it’s going to be a difficult job choosing a winner.
Well done everyone who took part.
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LASSES SET TO BATTLE THE BLADES
Sunderland AFC Women face Sheffield United at Eppleton CW this week! Get behind the Lasses in the WSL2 on Wednesday 18 March, as they look to continue their excellent home form.
The Lasses have not lost at home in the WSL2 since early November, and this will be their final match at Eppleton before taking on Newcastle at the Stadium of Light in the Wear-Tyne derby!
PLUS – tickets for U18s are ONLY £3 for this game, and all those attending will receive a hot drink token to reclaim at the Centre Spot Cafe!
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Want to have your say? We have set up a new feedback form for fans to get in touch with us about their matchday experience, so if you’ve been to a game recently, please complete this form today, and you could be in with a chance of winning prizes for your club or school. This form will remain open for the duration of the 2025-26 season, so get in touch with us any time!
Sunderland Stadium of Light, Tyne & Wear SR5 1SU, Sunderland, England
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Festival of The Girl Newcastle
in Partnership with North Standard
Below is one of the activities (Hands‑On Engineering) at the Festival of the Girl (it has a focus on girls aged 7 to 11 but everyone is welcome)
The event invites children and their families to explore sport, STEM, wellbeing, friendships, sustainability, and future careers through fun, hands‑on workshops. Activities on the day include Hands‑On Engineering, Positive Action for the Planet, Saving Lives at Sea, Learn About a Tech Ecosystem, Become a Ship’s Captain, and Dreams in Aviation. It’s a brilliant opportunity for families to explore, learn, and be inspired together.
Here is the link to find out more about the event: NEWCASTLE | Festival of The Girl
They have a morning session (10:30 to 13:30) and an afternoon session (2pm to 5pm).
This week our Year Six Boys Football Team played in the next stage of The Gidney League. They gave an amazing performance, but unfortunately lost, a very close game, to Saint Bedes 1-0. However, they went on to beat Saint Josephs, 7-1, in a brilliant match-showing determination and resilience throughout. They were a credit to our school; displaying positive attitudes and true sportsmanship… Well done boys!
National Siblings Day art sessions for young siblings – 18th April 2026
Booking links can be found via the website in this post.
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