Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Governor awards

  Fri 19 Dec 2025

  A big WELL DONE to this term's prize winners for the Governor Awards.

  

• WW2 day for MLK class

  Thu 18 Dec 2025

  To complete our learning in History, we dressed as people from World War 2 and invited our families in to share our learning.
  
  During the day, we practiced a blackout, had to take cover when the air raid siren sounded and used our rations to make carrot cookies.
  
  We had a fabulous day which ended with hearing some local stories about the war.

  

• Carol singing at the nursing home

  Thu 18 Dec 2025

  This week all of our KS2 children went to Polebrook care home to sing for the residents and spread some Christmas joy.

   

  The whole school have also been busy making a Christmas card for every resident and staff.

   

  Thank you to Polebrook Nursing Home for the invite and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.

   

  The photos are a selection of the card designs.

  

• Success in the Science Photography competiton

  Thu 18 Dec 2025

  A huge congratulations to two of our pupils who entered the Science Photography competition and have been lucky to have been selected and printed in next year's East Northants Science Photography Calendar 2026.📷
  
  Well done both of you, we are all super proud.

  

• EYFS and KS1 sparkle at the nativity

  Wed 17 Dec 2025

  The last two days our EYFS and KS1 have entertained audiences with their wonderful nativity.

   

  All the children sang beautifully and remembered their lines.

   

  Thank you to everyone for providing the lovely costumes and hopefully you all now feel Christmassy

  

• A magical visit

  Fri 12 Dec 2025

  What a day!

   

  A super surprise visit from Father Christmas and his reindeers.

   

  Father Christmas kindly brought the children class gifts and you can imagine that everyone was super excited!

   

  A huge thank you to our special visitors at this very busy time of year for you and making our day at Polebrook CE Primary School really magical!

  

• RLT Christmas choir

  Fri 12 Dec 2025

  On Monday some of our KS2 children joined all the other Rutland Learning Trust schools at Oakham church for a Christmas carol service.

  
  The children sang beautifully and were truly amazing. They bought lots of Christmas joy and we were all certainly ready for Christmas by the end!

  

• Christingle

  Fri 05 Dec 2025

  Yesterday our children made their Christingle candles before taking part in the Christingle service at church.

   

  A lovely time was had by all although the sweets were very tempting to many!

   

  • The orange symbolises the world.
  • The red ribbon shows God's love for the world and the blood of Jesus.
  • The sweets represent God's creations.
  • The four cocktail sticks can represent either the four seasons or the four corners of the world.
  • The candle represents Jesus being the light of the world, bringing hope to those in darkness.

  

• Cyber awareness day

  Wed 03 Dec 2025

  Last week, two of our Year 5 pupils took part in a two day activity along with other children from RLT schools to film a play about online safety.

   

  They all had different roles in the play demonstrating Cyber Awareness.

   

  The children showed great respect, confidence and creativity to work with the producers to develop a Cyberwise video.

   

  They were true ambassadors of Polebrook School.

   

  In January, clips of the play will start to be released to demonstrate safety awareness.

   

  We cannot wait to see the finished videos.

  

• Trip to the National Space Centre

  Fri 28 Nov 2025

  On Monday, MILK class took a trip to the National Space Centre in Leicester.

  The purpose of our trip was to consolidate our learning of our Earth and Space unit from Term 1.

  There were lots of hands on experiences where the children could experience mission control, taking off in a rocket and even test their skills ready to become an astronaut. The children tested their heart rate whilst climbing up over 150 steps to reach the top of the rocket, this was not for the faint hearted!

  We finished our day with a rest in the planetarium where we took a trip to the various planets in our solar system putting our knowledge of the planets to the test.

  It was a fabulous day and the children represented Polebrook incredibly well.