As a school we understand the unique challenges that military families face. We are working hard to meet the specific needs of service children and have put the following support in place which is available to all service and ex-service children:
Rainbow Club will take place after school on the following dates throughout the Autumn term:
Collection will be from the front of school at 4:00 pm.
Rainbow Club Display – The children have taken ownership of their own display which celebrates their military background. If you have any military items that you wish to donate or would like to share with Rainbow Club then please let me know.
Some of the activities we have been up to include, creating poppies for our school display, making poppy crosses to be laid in the school grounds and tasting current ration packs which included cereal bars, cola bottles and apple turnovers.
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10.12.24 On Tuesday 10th December, rainbow club met for a third time this year. Initially , We discussed how we had commemorated Remembrance. Jessie shared he had been part of a parade for the Beavers, Eddie said he had observed a 2 minutes silence at longleat whilst Holly shared she had also been silent but at a soft play area. We all remembered laying our wreaths in the lane at school. We then stood around the Christmas tree and shared what we were looking forward to at Christmas. One of our Rainbow club said he was looking forward to his dad coming home. We all said how lucky we were that the navy and army had helped Father Christmas visit us in their helicopter. As our main activity, we decorated a Christmas bauble to hang on our own trees with primrose lane primary school 2024 written on the back to remind us of our time at this school. Lots of thought and care went into these decorations. At the end of our session, we all went away with a gold coin as a Christmas present. Well done Rainbow club for another lovely session. Dates for the spring term will soon be shared. |
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05.11.24 Rainbow club met on the 5th November for our second session. We watched a short clip about poppies growing in the fields following the destruction of war on our lands and our people. Ollie shared his enamel poppy to the group and we discussed how we wear poppies with pride. In small groups we then created poppy wreaths to be laid for each of the armed forces on Remembrance day in school. Some of our amazing rainbow troopers went on to create 3D poppies at home and then brought them in for our display. Look at all of our amazing efforts |
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01.10.24 On Tuesday 1st October, the Rainbow Club met for the first time this academic year. First, we had a fun time playing a circle game called sticky feet sharing how we are related to people in the military services. It was lovely seeing the beautiful smiles as the children shared how proud they were of their mums or dads. We then went on to sharing information about ourselves – our places to be and favourite friends. We discovered we have many similarities as well as differences. This beautiful work has now been created into a display where all of the school can see who the Rainbow club is. We’re all eager to meet up again so our next get together is the 5th November. |
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