Children from Year four, five and six took part in the Waterside School Cross Country Championships at Gang Warily this week. Miss Cooper (former class teacher at Calmore) who has been training the team over the last few months was very pleased with the stamina, effort and results all the pupils as individuals and the team as a whole. A great day for running but as usual at Gangwarily, very windy and cold. Well done Team Calmore and thank you very much to Miss Cooper and the willing band of parent volunteers! Updated 26th January 2012. Waterside Schools Cross Country Championships on PhotoPeach
Tinsel and Tea Towels - Year 3 Production
Well done for your fantastic performance of 'Tinsel and TeaTowels' Year 3! They have all been practising hard and they looked splendid in their costumes and finery! They have done us all proud, showing great pride, determination and enjoyment in learning the parts and presenting us with another fine version of the Christmas nativity story. Big 'Well dones' to Misses Ingram and Saunders for all their hard work - and their brilliant support team of Miss Beers, Mrs Billinge, Mrs Cole and Mrs Gray who have provided such terrific support with the costumes, props and scenery!
Christmas Fayre 2011
What a fabulous evening we had at the Christmas Fayre where we raised an amazing £2174.61! This is an amazing total and our thanks go out to all the people who came and gave so generously of their time and money to make the event such a spectacular success. To Karen Blayden and the CJSA, all the staff, parents, friends and children who ran stalls and games - We send you all a 'virtual medal of excellence!' for supporting the school so brilliantly........it makes such a difference to our children and all the extra experiences and resources we are able to provide for them. To see more photos click here. Updated 2nd December 2011
Year 6 in London
Year 6 enjoyed a wonderful day out in London visiting the Globe Theatre on the banks of the River Thames as well as taking in many of the capital city's sights.
The damp and drizzly weather did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm and excitement of the pupils as they found themselves gazing up at one of London's most spectacular structures - Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Having already carried out research into the history behind the building, the children were in awe of its size and grand appearance not to mention the stories that lay within. Having completed a drama workshop with some of the Globe's professional actors, they were taken for a first hand tour of the theatre and even got to perform a scene from Romeo and Juliet on stage. Take a bow Year 6! To read more click here. Updated 13 November 2011.
