Since September 2016 we have been following the City of York Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education 2016-2021, which requires that all pupils learn from Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism as a minimum. To help our School Governors understand what this means for pupils here at Fishergate, Mrs Spain gave a presentation in the Governor’s Meeting last week. You can take a look at this below.
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Newsletter 29 now online
Community News, News, Parent Partnership
York Bike Belles #travelwithtots at Funfishers
This award-winning family cycling initiative is funded by City of York Council’s i-Travel York programme and delivered by York Bike Belles, York’s friendly walking and cycling community.
Forest School, News
Forest school news!
Our forest school is really taking shape! The hugely popular hills have doubled in size and have been turfed and we have a brand new storage shed to house our resources. Many thanks to our amazing team of dedicated and passionate parents who have given up so much time to help move the project forward – thankyou all!
Our children are thriving in our forest!
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Science at Fishergate allows us to…..
Our new science principles
At Fishergate, we really value the teaching and learning of science. Last term, all the staff and the pupils worked together to decide what made science good in our school and came up with six child friendly principles which we would like to share with you!
News, Science News, Year 5&6
Lunar photography
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RSPB: Big Garden Birdwatch
The RSPB needs our help! The Big Garden Birdwatch is the world’s largest wildlife survey and allows the RSPB to monitor trends and help them understand how birds are doing. Between the 28th and 30th January they would like everyone to spare…
Community News, Friends of Fishergate, News
A Message from Friends of Fishergate
Champions of Change, News
First Aid Talk
On Monday Eric Leach from St John’s Ambulance visited our school. He gave a Key Stage 2 assembly about dangers and how to keep ourselves safe. He also spoke about what to do in an emergency. Afterwards he spoke to…
News, Parent Partnership, SEN
Time out for Parents-Children with additional needs course
‘The Befrey’ are running a course for parents who have children with additional needs. They will cover a range of topics including:
- How to help your child to be happy and secure
- Coping with your own feelings
- Observing and Managing challenging behaviour
Any many other areas.
The sessions run for 2 hours 7.30p.m.-9.30 starting 2nd February for 6 weeks.
Contact Liz Hunt on 624190 or email liz.hunt@belfrey.org for further information.