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Issue 7 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families, The end of Autumn term is upon us! We've had a wonderful couple of Christmassy weeks in school with one left to go. We enjoyed Christmas jumper day and a delicious Christmas lunch on Wednesday! Photos can be found here: Christmas Lunch! Staff have decorated their doors in a variety of Christmas themes: It's beginning to look a lot like Christ

Staff have been working so hard to decorate their classroom doors, and they look amazing — from melting snowman to Home Alone –themed doors. The whole school is feeling truly festive.

This week our Sports Ambassadors did a fantastic job organising our whole-school Festive Fun Run. Children arrived with festive accessories and took part at their own pace, making the event both inclusive and fun. Pupils completed laps of the course and joined in a series of additional exercises and activity stations designed and led by the ambassadors. Well done to all participants and a big thank-you to our Sports Ambassadors for making the event such a success!

Issue 6 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families, We've had another busy fortnight in school with lots of exciting events taking place which are detailed below! Thank you for all your support with our Royal British Legion poppy appeal. We contributed £380 to the Tettenhall branch; the overall raised was £8164. We've lots more exciting events coming up including trips, Christmas events and Ch

Issue 5 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families, Welcome to the second half of the Autumn term! I hope that children enjoyed their half term breaks. We've had a very busy fortnight back in school with lots of learning and many exciting activities taking place. Pupils marked Remembrance Day on Tuesday with an assembly followed by a silence in classes. Thank you to Year 6 pupils who decorated

Today, our school joined thousands of others across the country to celebrate Odd Socks Day 2025 – a fun and colourful way to kick off Anti-Bullying Week. Pupils and staff brightened up the day by wearing their most colourful, bold, and wonderfully mismatched socks to celebrate what makes each of us unique. Odd Socks Day is a great reminder that it’s okay to be different and that our differences make our school community stronger. It also gives us the chance to talk about kind

Year 4 'lit-up their learning' this week, with our fabulous Lego Electricity workshop. With our visitor, Stephen, we discussed settlements and which Human and Physical features we would find in them. Using our Geography sticky knowledge, we then we created our own town buildings, using our creative skills. Working collaboratively, we then used roads to connect up our buildings to make our city! We added physical features like water, green spaces and plants and human features

Issue 4 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families, It has been a very busy 8 week half term. Children (and teachers!) have definitely earned a rest! Thank you to all families who were able to join us for parent consultations. 87% of families booked appointments this term. I hope that the meetings were valuable in finding out how well your children have settled into their new classes and provi

Reception had a fantastic visit from PCSO Trudi Brittle, who came to share all about her role in keeping us safe. She talked with the children about the difference between PCSOs and police officers, explaining their responsibilities and how they help in the community. Trudi showed the children her uniform and equipment, giving them a hands-on experience by letting them try some of it on. This really helped the children understand what a PCSO does day-to-day. An important part

This week, both our morning and afternoon nursery classes welcomed parents and carers into the setting for our special Story Share Day . It was a fantastic opportunity for families to discover what their children have been learning since the beginning of their nursery journey. The children proudly showed their grown-ups around the learning environment, sharing their favourite activities and the wonderful work they have been doing. It was heart-warming to see how confident and

Issue 3 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families, I...

Issue 2 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families,...

Wecome to Elston's Vitual Library. With our library, you have access to to a digital collection of books you can read or listen to...

Tuesday 16th September 2025 Thank you to all the parents and carers who attended the Year 6 Residential and SATs information meeting. If...

Issue 1 - Autumn 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families,...

Just a reminder that Elston Hall Primary School aims to be a Nut-Free school. The school aims to protect children who have allergies to...

Wednesday 16th July 2025 Throughout the year, our four house teams — Moseley, Boscobel, Bantock, and Wightwick — have been working hard...

As the school term ends and summer begins, it's important to stay on top of your child’s asthma care during the holidays.   Asthma is a...

Click on the book cover below to read fantastic, independent sentences written by our amazing Reception children!

Issue 18 - Summer 2025 Proud to be ELSTON ! E mpowered, L isteners, S uccessful, T ogether, O pen-Minded, N urturing Dear families,...