This morning some of our Year 5 children had the great honour of being involved in the village flag raising ceremony to show support for our Armed Services. We are incredibly fortunate to have over 40% of our children come from a Military family and the children, both service and not, enjoyed the opportunity to show their support.
To see more photographs of this occasion click here.
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On Friday 15th May our magnificent school choir performed with 4 other schools at the Bath Abbey. They were part of the Voices for Life Choir singing in the Party in the City Festival. The choir sang with 150 other children, performing 6 songs which they have been rehearsing for weeks. It was a brilliant end to the term and a highlight of the choir year.
Thank you so much to all for your support with the sponsored read!!
This week the children took part in the London TCS Mini Marathon, covering two miles throughout the week. The children were invited to run, jog or walk around a two-mile course within our beautiful school setting. On Friday, they completed the challenge, with the whole school supporting and cheering each other on as they finished the distance.
Fantastic effort from our Y5/6 team at the Biddestone tennis tournament Yesterday! 🎾
The kids played brilliantly throughout the day, showing great teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship. Out of 7 matches played, they secured an impressive 5 wins and finished 2nd overall in the tournament.
We’re incredibly proud of how they represented the school both on and off the court. Well done to everyone involved! 👏
A huge thank you to Nick Cozens for carving a beautiful wooden owl for the children of Colerne Primary. The craftsmanship, time, and care that went into this wonderful gift mean so much to our school community. The owl has already captured the children’s imaginations and will be enjoyed for many years to come. We’re incredibly grateful for your generosity and creativity 🦉
The video of our Colerne School Owl Can be viewed on the School Facebook page.
Digital devices are woven into everyday life for children and young people, but balancing the benefits with potential risks can feel challenging. This #WakeUpWednesday guide explores how screen use can influence sleep, emotional regulation, physical health and online experiences, offering clear context around why concerns about wellbeing are growing.
Thank You, PTA! 🎅✨
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing PTA for making Santa’s visit today possible! Your time, effort, and generosity brought so much joy, excitement, and holiday magic to our children. Seeing the smiles, laughter, and festive cheer was truly unforgettable even despite the unfortunate British winter weather.
We are incredibly grateful for all that you do to support our school community—this special event is a wonderful reminder of the spirit of togetherness and giving. Thank you for helping create memories that will be cherished for years to come!
This week's Wake Up Wednesday is perfectly timed with the run up to Christmas; Scalping.
Scalpers purchase stock in seconds by using bots to make their purchases. They then resell these items at hugely inflated prices.
Please take time to read this article on how to protect your children within this area.
Thank you so much to the New members of the Colerne Church of England Primary School PTA.
Yesterday's event was a huge success for all involved.
This edition of WakeUpWednesday explores essential electrical safety habits for homes and schools. This week's guide highlights simple steps that can prevent overheating, fires and other hazards linked to everyday electrical devices. It offers clear, reassuring advice to help adults spot risks early and model safer routines.
It explores common risk areas, including unsafe charging habits and overloading sockets, and explains how to identify early warning signs such as damaged cables or poorly ventilated devices. The guide also touches on protective measures like RCDs and safe power bank use, supporting families and educators in creating safer environments for young people.
