Governor Vacancies The Governing Body of the school currently has a vacancy for one parent governor. If you are interested in becoming a school governor and being part of an important team providing support to the school, we would love to hear from you.

A formal invitation to apply and details of eligibility criteria will be issued in the first week of the new academic year. In the meantime further information on what is involved can be obtained from Mrs E Hayne (The School Bursar and Clerk to the Governors) or on the Dorset County Council website at www.dorsetforyou.com

This is the final offering from Media Club this academic year! Mr. Greenacre says thank you to everyone who has been in Media Club this year or has helped in making the video.

Have a Great Holiday!

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The Year 4 cricket squad excelled themselves recently at Portland Red Triangle CC where Grant (Stumpy) Nevin hosted a superb tournament. Our Year 4 squad were dismayed to see that their opponents were Year 5 and 6 children from three Portland schools. However, 2 hours later we had played 8, won 8! Wyke A and Wyke B met in the final but it was agreed that they were all winners and that the trophy would be shared .

 

 

Our thanks to Mr Hyde, Sammi and Grant for coaching the teams and to Eddie and Jimmy for their energy and enthusiasm on the day.

Mr Maslin

Pupils at Wyke Regis Junior School have enjoyed a week of French
activities, starting with a French Breakfast in the school hall. The children had the choice of French breads, fresh fruit and a fruit juice to the accompaniment of French cafe music.

During the week, children chose a different activity each day, all with a French flavour, including baking crepes and chocolate eclairs, playing boules,singing traditional songs and dancing the Cancan.


They could paint in the style of Seurrat or the cave paintings at Lascau; make the bedroom from a famous painting by Van Gogh or make tourist brochure. They created children's books and brochures, and even a suitcase full of clothes ready for their holidays. Carnival masks were another popular choice.


At the end of the week, a celebration assembly was held when the
children could show off their creations. French week came at the end
of the first year of teaching French to the Lower School at
Wyke Regis. In September, Years 5 and 6 will also get to enjoy French lessons.

4M recently enjoyed fantastic weather as they walked to Pirates Cove at the Chesil Beach nature Reserve. Whilst there they enjoyed various beach activities, looked at the fauna and flora that inhabits the area and looked at the topography of the area.

They could not have wished for better weather to enjoy the area and there was plenty to see and do whilst trying to find crabs under the sea weed.