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At Elston Hall Primary School we encourage links with our local community.
We believe that community links are essential in the growth, development and wellbeing of all our pupils. Links with our local community help us to build relationships with groups and individuals who will provide positive role models for our children.


Wellbeing Ambassadors
As part of the Hello Yellow day, our wellbeing ambassadors started work on the 'Health Champions' programme led by the Wolves Foundation. The children will continue the sessions over the next few weeks. Well done to everyone involved!


Reception Parent Workshop
Thank you to all the families who were able to attend our Reception Phonics and Maths Workshop. The children thoroughly enjoyed sharing their learning with their grown-ups, and we hope you found the session both enjoyable and informative. We hope it gave you a valuable insight into how your child is learning in school and how you can support their learning at home. Click on the links below to view the information we shared. Thank you for your lovely feedback! "A big well done


Supporting the Good Shepherd Centre
A huge thank you to our Head Girl, Deputy Head Girl and Deputy Head Boy for helping to move our wonderful Harvest donations, which were presented to representatives from The Good Shepherd Centre at our school. We are incredibly grateful for the kindness and generosity shown by our school community. Thank you to everyone who donated and helped us support such a worthwhile local cause!


The Daily Mile is Coming to Our School!
We are excited to be launching The Daily Mile on Tuesday 13th October, and are delighted to welcome James Grinsted from The Daily Mile and the London Marathon Foundation to help us get started. The Daily Mile is a fun and simple way for children to become more active during the school day. It encourages children to get outside, get moving and enjoy being active with their friends. The aim is to help children build their stamina and fitness while developing a positive attitude


A Harvest Thank You!
A big thank you to all the parents and carers who joined us for our Year 2 Harvest Assembly. We hope you enjoyed the children's wonderful performance! Thank you also for your kind and generous donations. All donations will be given to the Good Shepherd Centre in Wolverhampton to support those in need within our local community. We really appreciate your support!


Proud to Take Part!
Well done to our Sports Ambassadors, who ran alongside Manny during his 50 miles across 50 schools event. The children proudly received a certificate to recognise Elston Hall’s participation in this fantastic event.


Running with Manny!
We were delighted to welcome Manny to Elston Hall School as part of Manny’s Mile, a fantastic fundraising event raising money for Dementia UK. Over two days, Thursday 17th and Friday 18th September, Manny ran one mile at 50 primary schools to raise awareness and support this important charity. Our Sports Ambassadors and PE teachers ran with him, while the rest of the school cheered him on every step of the way! A special thank you to Arjan for his fantastic dhol drum playing,


Manny’s Mile is coming to Elston Hall!
We are delighted to let you know that Elston Hall has been selected as one of 50 schools taking part in ‘Manny’s Mile’ to raise money for Dementia UK. Manny will be running one mile in 50 different primary schools across Wolverhampton over two days, and we are pleased that he will be visiting Elston Hall on Friday 18 September as part of his relay journey. Children are welcome to support Manny’s fundraising efforts for Dementia UK by contributing £1 through Arbor. Cash donati


Harvest Donations
We would be grateful for any Harvest donations to support The Good Shepherd Centre. Donations can be brought into school from Monday 28th September until Monday 5th October. Thank you for your kindness and generosity in helping us support those in our local community.


Year 6 Summer Fayre
With the sun shining brightly, our whole school community came together to celebrate and support our amazing Year 6 children. Our Year 6 pupils organised a variety of exciting stalls to raise money for their leavers' celebrations. From creative crafts to fun games and activities, their enthusiasm, teamwork, and entrepreneurial spirit were on full display—and all their hard work certainly paid off! It was wonderful to see parents, carers, pupils, and staff from across the sch
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