Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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Light your Christingle
Mon 17 Dec 2018Our Key Stage 2 children performed a lovely Christingle Service in church. Thank you for the donations received at the end of the service. The collection of £102.37 will be passed on to The Children’s Society. A big thank you to the Co-op in Selston who kindly donated the oranges for the Christingles.
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Christmas Fayre raises approximately £1850
Fri 14 Dec 2018A big thank you to everyone who supported our Christmas Fayre on Friday afternoon. The school was buzzing with excitement and the children created lots of amazing stalls and games. Santa was busy in his grotto throughout the afternoon and I'm sure he was ready for a rest when he left! The hampers were amazing once again thanks to the many generous donations. After a very busy afternoon, the estimated profit is approximately £1850. Well done, everyone! -
A wonderful nativity performance of Prickly Hay
Wed 12 Dec 2018Well done to all of the children in Chestnut, Birch and Hazel Classes who performed ‘Prickly Hay’ so magnificently in church. We were so proud of all of them and they really did put everyone in a festive mood. A big thank you to all of the adults who organised the performances and to the parents who produced such lovely costumes. -
Years 5 / 6 Indoor Athletics team win bronze medals
Wed 05 Dec 2018Well done to our Year 5 / 6 Indoor Athletics team who won bronze medals in the Ashfield Indoor Athletics Finals. They all performed to the best of their ability and enjoyed a great afternoon of athletics. -
Light Up Underwood School!
Tue 04 Dec 2018A big thank you to the Light Up Underwood committee who have created a brightly-lit nativity scene in our outdoor quiet area - a wonderful start to advent at our school!
We had a lovely lighting up ceremony on Monday afternoon. The children sang two carols before the big switch on by our guest of honour - Cllr Sam Wilson.
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Hazel Class - Crime Investigators!
Fri 30 Nov 2018Thank you to Sgt. Cook who talked to Hazel Class about dealing with crimes as part of their topic. They were able to have a look around his police van and he showed them how fingerprints are taken.
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Hathersage - Day 4
Thu 11 Oct 2018Good evening Underwood,
Another great day in Hathersage! Everyone is fine and well. We've had a really busy and enjoyable day. After breakfast, we put on our walking boots and headed to Hathersage Station where we took a short train journey to Grindleford. First we visited Padley Chapel and the ruins of the manor house and then we climbed the incline plain to reach Surprise View, where we had our lunch. After lunch, we walked to the woodland where we used natural materials to create some artwork. There was a good range of different creative designs. After that, we walked back to Hathersage.
We visited the Little John pub again to have another delicious dinner and now we are having Movie Night in the centre.
We are looking forward to another exciting day tomorrow before we finally return home.
Good night Underwood. See you tomorrow!
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Hathersage - Day 3
Wed 10 Oct 2018Good evening from Hathersage,
Everyone is safe and well and we've had another wonderful day. The weather has been amazing. Today we visited the historic village of Eyam. After a short journey, we arrived at the museum in Eyam where we learnt about the past. We then looked at different features in the village such as the old stocks - we tried them out but obviously in the olden days we wouldn't have been in them because we are far too well- behaved!
We also explored the church and then after lunch we hiked back to the centre over Eyam Moor.
For dinner, we had shepherd's pie followed by apple crumble and then this evening we tested our general knowledge with a quiz night. Everyone is getting ready for bed now. Another exciting day tomorrow.
Goodnight Underwood. Sleep well.
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Hathersage - Day 2
Tue 09 Oct 2018Good evening Underwood,
What a beautiful day here in Hathersage! Everyone is safe and well. After a good night's sleep, the children woke up to a lovely breakfast. Today's activities included orienteering and a river study. The children proved to be very skilful on the orienteering course and they certainly got plenty of exercise. Whilst pond dipping in the river, we saw some amazing crayfish - they were enormous. Good job we had our wellies on otherwise they may have nibbled our toes!
We had our tea out at the Little John and then this evening we had an amazing talent show. The judges found it very hard to decide upon the winner - we'll let you know the outcome when we return!
The children are back in bed now and are fast asleep, looking forward to the visit to Eyam tomorrow.
Sleep well everyone - more news tomorrow night.
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Hathersage - Day 1
Mon 08 Oct 2018Good evening from Hathersage,
We've arrived safe and sound. Everyone has been kitted out in their outdoor gear and they have settled into their dorms.
This afternoon, we went on the village trail and sketched gargoyles at the church. The staff cooked a delicious lasagne for tea followed by chocolate pudding and custard. This evening, the weather was perfect for our night walk and now the children are all tucked up in bed and are drifting off to sleep, re-charging their batteries for an action-packed day ahead.
Goodnight Underwood!