Nether Kellet Primary School
Nether Kellet Primary School

Term dates for 2026-27

Please find our term dates for 2026-27. These can also be found under the ‘Parents’ tab of the website.

First week back in Oak Class

Oak Class have had a wonderful first week back at school. We have been busy doing so many things. We have played in puddles, practised our fine motor skills, learnt about 2D shapes, done lots of Phonics activities including a word hunt, collected leaves for leaf hedgehogs and then made the hedgehogs during Forest School, learnt the Rama and Sita story and so many other things. We also talked about Mrs Laycock’s trip to Iceland, looked at some of her photos and even held some real lava! We’ve had a wonderful week!

Curriculum Newsletter- Oak

Snowmen

Beech Class created their own pom pom snowmen.

Odd Socks Day

We wore odd socks for Anti-Bullying Week. Everyone looked fab!

Beech at Borwick Hall

A few more photos of Beech Class at Borwick Hall.

Musical Theatre Performance

We enjoyed watching the performance from Musical Theatre Club in our assembly. Thank you Miss Helen for working so hard with them all.

The Lake District-Sycamore

Sycamore really enjoyed their recent trip to the Lake District.  At Wray Castle, we spent time sketching the beautiful scenery and making cosy habitats for animals.   We had to think carefully about what to include in our habitats to ensure they were perfect for animals to live in, including a comfy place to sleep, a source of food/ water and protection from the elements.  We then travelled to Brockhole via boat; some of us even braved the top deck! At Brockhole, we made sculptures on the beach and spent time playing in the amazing park.  We all had a super day!

Bikeability

Beech Class enjoyed taking part in Bikeability. They all tried so hard and the instructors were very impressed with their effort. Well done everyone!

Africa Talk

Sycamore Class really enjoyed our visit from a man who lives in Kenya. We learnt lots of very interesting facts about volcanoes, particularly Mount Nyiragongo, Gorillas and Warthogs.