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Back to School with Bodhi
I had a very relaxing holiday and got to play with two of my best doggie friends – we had so much fun running around, chasing each other and having lots of sniffs and tail wags! I even had time for some cosy naps after all that playing.
I’m really glad to be back at school and have started learning how to roll a dice. I’ve been using my nose and giving it a little nudge – I think I’m getting the hang of it! When I do, I will be able to play some different games with the children.
Before I go, I just want to say – look at how talented Safa and Nyah are. I love their beautiful illustrations of me!
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Letter to Parents & Carers 17/4/26
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Y5&6 Summer Term Curriculum News
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Attendance Letter – Summer 1, 2026
Please see below the Summer 1 Attendance Letter. You can read more about attendance at Fishergate Primary School on our Inclusive Attendance page.


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Bodhi Day, and Bodhi’s New Uniform
I feel very important today – can you believe that all of the children in school are drawing me? I’ve had lots of smiles and cuddles while wearing my bandana, and I’m very proud to show it off.
Thank you for your kindness and for thinking of me – it means a lot.
Lots of love and tail wags Bodhi
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Autism Support for Parents – Summer 2026
Please see below the information from the Specialist Teaching Team for Autism about support sessions for families. These sessions will be taking place on Wednesdays during the summer term.
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Letter to Parents & Carers 27/3/26
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Bright Sparks #27


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Bodhi Day is Coming!
Even better… it’s nearly my very first birthday in the Easter holidays. I think that definitely calls for extra tail wags!
The children will be doing lots of fun activities all about me (I do love being the centre of attention) with plenty of chances to be creative and have fun.
I can’t wait for Mrs Engleman to teach everyone how to use pastels to draw pictures of me. I’m very curious to see all your amazing, colourful artwork – will you draw my nice wet nose? My floppy ears? I love the portrait that Mrs Engleman has done as an example.
I’ve also heard a very pawsome idea from the School Council! They would love everyone who wants to bring in donations for the RSPCA, to help other animals who need care, cuddles and kindness – just like me.
It’s going to be such a fun and special day. I’ll be ready with my biggest woofs, waggiest tail and lots of excitement! Love,Bodhi

