We love to read at Gomer. Our school librarian, Mrs Stockham, has set up the book fair in our library all ready for our keen readers!! The book fair will be open after school, including during parents evening. Pop along after pick up, or whilst waiting for parents evening. A percentage of the money raised
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas around the school! It was great to have parents and grandparents attend the decoration workshop with the children. Thank you for joining us, we hope you all had fun.
Thank you for all of your generous donations towards Children in Need. You all looked great wearing your colourful, spotty clothes! Look who made a special visit this week……
Here are a few of the fabulous odd socks worn today! This marks the launch of Anti-Bullying week. During assembly today we talked about what bullying is and what to do if it happens. We will be continuing our learning about this topic during the week and through our Jigsaw / PSHE lessons. We reminded ourselves
Today we had a remembrance assembly. We talked about Armistice day and who and why it is important to remember. We talked about how the poppy is used as a symbol to help us remember. We are selling poppies in school and donations go to the Royal British Legion. On Friday 11th November we will
Wow! The Gomer community firework display was fantastic. With 800 people on site there was an awesome atmosphere and the food, drinks and ‘glow’ made for a lovely start to the evening. Gomer Infant and Gomer Junior are really proud to work with the POGOS and FROGJS to organise this community event, we hope you
We are very grateful and excited to have a huge selection of new books for the children to read. Over £500 was raised by the children from the sponsored read and was then topped up by the fabulous POGOS. Osborne Books then matched this total to give us even more books! Thank you to everyone
The pebbles that the children have been painting pebbles to commerate Queen Elizabeth II have really impressed us all, we will be using them as part of a special Royal memorial to remember her by.
Year R have settled in to school life brilliantly, the children have been having lots of fun making new friends, learning new skills and enjoying lots of different activities. For our first full time week at school, we read the story of Pete the Cat rocking in his school shoes and then we (children and
Today is Mental Health Day. We have been talking to children about their feelings and giving them key strategies to help them, this is an important part of our curriculum. We highlighted these as part of our assembly today and will be continuing to talk about this within our classes too. We’ve also set some well-being
