Happy Easter Half Term, everyone! 🐣🌸
What an amazing day we’ve had in school today, finishing off with a magnificent Easter bonnet parade. The creativity on display was incredible – from the fantastic bonnets to the beautifully decorated hard-boiled eggs!
A big thank you to all the parents who came along to watch the parade in action – it made the day even more special.
Wishing you all a wonderful break, and we look forward to seeing you again in two weeks! 💛
Easter Assembly! 
A reminder for children to bring in their hard-boiled, decorated eggs and Easter bonnets ready for our Easter Assembly tomorrow!
We’re hoping the sun stays out and the rain stays away so we can parade in style around the playground from 2:30pm. Parents are very welcome to attend at this time and cheer on the children.
The eggs and bonnets will be judged throughout the day, with winners announced during the assembly. If the rain makes an appearance, don’t worry—we will celebrate indoors in the hall instead!
We can’t wait to see all the wonderful creations! 
Our school maintains a nut-free environment to protect students with nut allergies. We ask that families refrain from sending any nut products to school, including peanut butter, nut-containing cereals, and chocolate spreads with nuts. Your cooperation in this matter helps us maintain a safe and inclusive learning space for all students. Thank you for your partnership in supporting the health and wellbeing of our school community
With Breakfast Club becoming more popular, here are some key pieces of information to keep in mind if you would like your child to attend.
Breakfast Club runs every day during term time from 7.45am.
Breakfast is served from 7.45am until 8.30am.
A registration form must be completed for all children prior to attending.
You must book your child’s place by either email to breakfastclub@bilsthorpefha.org, Class Dojo message to the Office account or via Booking Slips available at the School Office.
Booking must be done by 3.00pm on the day prior to stopping.
The cost to attend Breakfast Club is £4.00 per child per day.
For children eligible for Income Based Free School Meals, the cost is £2.00 per child per day.
Payment must be made prior to your child stopping for Breakfast Club, so please make sure that your ParentPay account is in credit.
Non or late payment will jeopardise your child’s place at the club and a late payment fee may be charged.
It’s been so lovely to finally enjoy a bit of sunshine ☀️
F1 made the most of it with some outdoor learning, taking their activities outside and enjoying the fresh air. The children loved being able to explore, learn and play in the sunshine—it really does make such a difference to everyone’s mood!
Here’s hoping this beautiful weather sticks around a little longer!
What an amazing volcano cake that Robyn in Y3 has made at home! 🌋 It looked incredible and was absolutely delicious too!
Don’t forget to bring in any homework this week linked to enquiry for this half term—we can’t wait to see and share your fantastic work🌟
Year 6 had a fantastic afternoon in science today! 🧬 They had lots of fun playing the Mr Men and Little Miss mating game while learning all about inheritance. A great way to bring science to life through play and discovery!
Our F2 children explored physical reactions by carrying out the exciting Mentos and Coca-Cola experiment! The children made predictions, watched carefully, and were amazed as the fizzy reaction created a fantastic eruption
Year 6 had great fun being palaeontologists in science! They unearthed different fossils during a scenario that was read out and also consulted other scientists and a resource manual to help them. Everyone was desperate to find out if they were right with their identification but we'll never know because science isn't always about knowing all of the answers!
Does toast always land butter side down?
Today we put this question to the test during our investigation! The children explored their scientific thinking by making predictions, carrying out the experiment, and observing what happened when the toast fell.
Here are a few pictures from our investigation today. Safe to say there were lots of laughs and some very interesting results! 
Here are some pictures from our science workshop on Tuesday. The children designed and made their own rockets before launching them to see which one would travel the furthest!
There was lots of creativity, teamwork and excitement as we tested each rocket and compared the results. A fantastic hands-on way to explore science! 🚀✨
