We were pleased to show some of the children the inside of the newly-painted shed, now known as The Hideaway at lunchtime today!

The children were very excited and had lots of great ideas about how to use this space- reading, colouring, relaxing, dancing, sensory activities, so we would like to ask for your help in bringing this space more alive.

If you have any spare packs of colouring pens or pencils, any little plastic boxes that could be used to store things, anything like Play-doh or kinetic sand, we would love to use these to support children across school. Thank you.

Our Top Table initiative for Friday lunchtimes began today.

These children were nominated by staff for their polite manners and good behaviour in the hall during lunchtimes this week .

We will be looking and listening from Monday for next week’s invitees!

Both schools competed brilliantly in the Telford Schools Football Competition with great effort, teamwork and sportsmanship.

St Lawrence finished a very valiant 7th and Tibberton played amazingly well to finish in 3rd place with a bronze medal.

Well done everyone; we are very proud of you.

A combined St Lawrence and Tibberton team competed at the county final in dodgeball this week. Competing against another seven teams drawn from Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin, the Federation teams competed with great skill and determination. The Year 4s made it through to the final unbeaten in the heats and only lost narrowly in a sudden-death round, ultimately gaining silver medals. Our older children then competed in the afternoon and again showed great tenacity, finishing in bronze medal position. What an incredible effort by all the children!

We are pleased to announce the introduction of our Top Table for Friday lunchtimes, starting this week.

Children will be chosen for their super manners and behaviour during lunchtime to sit on the Top Table on Friday, where they will be waited on by staff, have special crockery and a specially set up dinner table.

Not every child can be chosen each week, but staff will try to spot everyone being brilliant.

We hope the children will enjoy this gesture in recognition of their wonderful behaviour.

As we make our way through the special time of Lent, we wanted to share an approach you could try instead of giving something up.

Why not work as a family to try new things, or to do things for others? This way, we can have a positive impact on our communities, and enjoy the good feeling of making a difference.