Nether Kellet Primary School
Nether Kellet Primary School

Water Fight

We all enjoyed our annual water fight to celebrate the year and cool off. Thank you to the PTA for our ice lollies.

Guitar Concert

Well done to all of the people who have been learning guitar this year and performed for us. You have worked so hard and did fantastically. If anyone else would like to start guitar lessons in September, please speak to Mrs Leahy in the office.

Lake District Trip

The whole school has had an amazing trip to the Lakes. We did lots of different forest school activities, explored the area, paddled, had a ferry tour of Windermere, a play in the playpark and even met some ducks!

Outdoor Sketching

Sycamore Class spent time outside sketching in the warm weather! We sketched different parts of the school grounds including buildings and nature!

Italian Day

Sycamore Class took part in Italian Day, as part of our whole school theme ‘Global Citizens’.  We made pizzas, created venetian masks and collaged the Italian flag!

Kellet Cup

Well done to all of our teams, especially our girls’ and junior teams who won their matches.

Heaves Farm

Sycamore Class had a fantastic day at Heaves Farm. We learnt a lot about farming, pigs, poultry, cows, milking and wool and talked to lots of different people working in different roles within rural Cumbria.

Samba Workshop

Sycamore loved their workshop, singing songs and playing rhythms on a djembe.

Sports Day

The whole school enjoyed taking part in Sports Day, trying their hardest and persevering with every race.

Pupil Parliament

Children from our School Council attended a Pupil Parliament event with children from schools across Lancaster and Morecambe. The event was focused on Aspiration and there were speakers and activities from a variety of job roles, voluntary roles, health and wellbeing. The children learned about jobs including laboratory testing work, making prosthetics, farming, veterinary work, St John’s Hospice, Morecambe Bay partnerships as well as learning about further education at Lancaster and Morecambe College.   They had a great day and particularly enjoyed meeting baby piglets and chicks and climbing on the massive tractors!