Eight children from Marston Thorold's were invited to Belton Woods Hotel to take part in the Mash Up Live event organised by Lincolnshire Music Service. Across the county there were 52 schools taking part virtually and 4500 children! The children were absolutely amazing playing their trumpets as part of the live school orchestra. The children played alongside a live band, joined in with a beatboxer and some children even got interviewed. What an experience to be part of the live filming and to meet YolanDa Brown from CBeebies.

We all love reading at Marston Thorold's!

To continue to grow our love of reading, we have signed up to the Lincolnshire Reading Pledge to show our commitment to developing reading in our school.

Our sports ambassadors and Year 3/4 had a blast at the Inspire+ Mini Commonwealth Games.

Technology can move at an extraordinarily fast pace and it can be difficult to know how to start talking to your child about what they’re doing online, who they might be speaking to or discussing the potential risks and issues.

Talking regularly with your child is the greatest tool to help keep them safe online. Talking regularly and making it part of daily conversation, like you would about their day at school, will help your child feel relaxed. It also means when they do have any worries, they’re more likely to come and speak to you.

Friday, 10th June 2022 from 3pm - 4.30pm

on

School Field

Please come and support our school!

Everyone welcome.

Let’s make this a good one as it’s our first gala/fete for a few years!

We are looking for donations for our red, white and blue  Tombola it can be food, wine, toys, gifts, anything!

Venus/Neptune - Red

Mars - White

Jupiter - Blue

Please could donations be in school by Wednesday 8th June.

We are also looking for donations of wine for our water or wine game if you could send a bottle in.

Thank you,

FOMS Team

During the Easter holidays, we are setting 2 photographic reading challenges for you.

You can pick one or even both of them!

• Challenge 1: Take a photo of yourself or your family reading in an usual or interesting location.
• Challenge 2: Take a photo of yourself reading in a setting/scene that appears in the plot of your book whilst dressed up as one of the characters from the book.

If you complete the challenge, you will receive 5 success points and your picture will be displayed in school, on the school website or on our school Facebook page.
Either drop your photographs into the school office after the holidays or email them to amy.critchley@gvsf.school
 

We can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Happy Reading!

The Duchess of Rutland, Duchess Emma Manners, visited pupils at Marston Thorold's Charity Church of England Primary School today, Wednesday 30th March 2022.

Duchess Emma Manners hosted a collective workshop, where she taught the children about life as a Duchess and Belvoir Castle.

After assembly, she visited Jupiter Class for a question and answer session, where the children used their research about Belvoir Castle to answer a range of questions and delve into the castle's history.

The Duchess then worked alongside staff and pupils to help design the school's new local history unit, all about Belvour Castle, which they will begin next term.

Marston School were delighted to welcome a very special, inspirational visitor to speak at our whole school assembly on Thursday 24th March …Gold medalist Para-Olympian Jonathan Broom Edwards.  The children developed their understanding of self belief, positive mental attitude, perseverance and importance of keeping active.

The children were in awe of seeing a Gold medal in real life! 

Well done to our hockey team for coming 5th out of 17 teams in the Primary Schools hockey tournament held at The Priory Ruskin Academy.  The team showed great perseverance, determination and team spirit. 🏑 Well Done.

 

Mars class have been taking part in brass lessons this term. On the evening of Wednesday 16th March, the children were invited to play a concert at The Priory Ruskin to showcase their new talent.

Marston School were represented by Alex and Zak who did a fantastic job.
Well done, we are so proud of you!