Year 5 and Year 6 children performed their production ‘Oliver’ this week and it was absolutely brilliant!  The children (and staff) had clearly worked extremely hard learning all the songs and dances and their lines.  The acting was fantastic and the solo/duets were just incredible.  We are so fortunate to have such talent within our school that we are able to put on a show which proved to be so eye catching.  There is no doubt that some of our young superstars can go on to be great entertainers in later life.  Well done to everyone involved. 

Year 3 had a great time at their giant sleepover on Friday 7th June.  They enjoyed time playing outside before coming in for a game of hide and seek, which was good fun!  After all the games, they sat down to enjoy a takeaway followed by a disco.  Finally they got ready for bed before settling down in the hall to watch a few films.  Two children stay awake through the night!

A massive thank you to the staff, Miss Robertson, Miss Groves, Miss Hullah, Miss Lax, Miss Percival and Mrs Walton, who gave up their Friday night and had a night of no or very little sleep so the children could enjoy the giant sleepover experience; without our fantastic staff these things just wouldn’t happen! 

More brilliant easter egg creations from our Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children.  Well done to everyone! 

Here are all the entries to the Easter Egg competition from children in Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6.  Yet again, the creativity has been incredible.  Well done to all two winners in each year group - it was very difficult to choose as the standard was so high!

We took 90 children to Sheffield Arena to the Young Voices concert to sing and what a fantastic time we had. There were thousands of children taking part from schools across the North and Midlands, plus performances from special guest stars Natalie Williams, MC Grammar and Nandi Bushell, the teenage drumming sensation. The children had a long rehearsal in the afternoon and their energy was just fabulous. They have been working hard on a huge repertoire of songs since September.  There were dance moves to remember as well as harmonies in some of the songs and the children were just brilliant. The show lasted just under two hours and the children were so enthusiastic. It was clear to see that they all had a wonderful time. A big well done to all involved and a special thank you to Mrs Love, who has led and organised the whole event for Springbank.  Thank you to parents who have supported their children with this over the last few months, as well as to staff who gave up their own time to come along with us.

We have had an exciting final week before the half term, with our second intraschool sporting event between the house teams. It is important that children get the opportunity to represent their team throughout the year and engage in some healthy competition. This time we chose benchball for Years 1-6 and a ball game for Reception. It has been a great success! The children participated in 6 matches, giving them the opportunity to play all the other house teams in their year group whilst also spectating and cheering on their classmates. This also gave children a chance to practise sportsmanship, the children are reminded that it is important to win gracefully and congratulate other teams regardless of the result. Well done Springbank, can't wait for the next one! The results will be in soon...  

Reception and Year 1 enjoyed their Valentines disco on Wednesday after school and straight after that Year 2 to Year 6 had a good old boogie at their Valentines disco. Great fun was had by everyone!

This week the children of Reception wowed parents and family members with their amazing performance of 'Whoops-a-Daisy Angel'.  The children had clearly worked really hard and had great fun performing their songs, dances and lines to the audience.  Thank you so much to the parents and family members who were able to join us for the performances and for your help with costumes and practising lines at home.  Well done Reception, you were all brilliant! 

Year 1 children sung their hearts out during their Year 1 Christmas concert.  They had worked hard to learn their dances and actions to all the songs.  Well done to all the children for entertaining everybody so brilliantly!

Year 2 children were fantastic in their Christmas concert.  They sang beautifully throughout and entertained the audience with their dance moves and actions.  Well done Year 2 - you did a great job!