<p>Our Class 3 children visited the residents at Boroughbridge Manor Care Home to wish them all a very merry Christmas this week. Our children delivered their own hand-made Christmas cards and sang Christmas tunes to entertain the staff and residents.</p>

<p>Class 1 children in nursery, reception and Year 1 wowed their families with beautiful singing and amazing acting at their nativity performance. The children wrote their own nativity play, and designed and made the costumes, props and scenery with the help of the wonderful staff in Class 1. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Class 3 children spent a day at Queen Ethelburgas taking part in a Science Technology Engineering Maths (STEM) day. The children took part in all sorts of STEM activities including making a bath bomb!</p>

<p>Thank you to all our families and children for supporting the Martin House Children’s Hospice Christmas Jumper Appeal by wearing a Christmas jumper at school today. If any parents/ carers would like to donate to this charity, please use the link below. William Jarvis is fundraising for Martin House Hospice for Children and Young People [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Class 2 and Class 3 children were very entertained at the Dick Whittington pantomime at Harrogate Theatre this week. It was wonderful to see so much laughter and excitement on the children’s faces! Thank you FORCES for funding this event.</p>

<p>Our choir sang Christmas carols at the Boroughbridge Christmas Lights Switch On last night and they did amazing, thank you to all the children and parents.</p>

<p>Thank you so much to all our families who provided us with empty egg boxes and some were even painted green &#8211; thank you so much for helping us! We have created our recycled Christmas tree and this is on display at St James church. Please vote for our Roecliffe recycled Christmas tree! &nbsp;</p>

<p>Thank you so much to all our families who provided us with empty egg boxes and some were even painted green &#8211; thank you so much for helping us! We have created our recycled Christmas tree and this is on display at St James church. Please vote for our Roecliffe recycled Christmas tree! &nbsp;</p>

<p>A huge well done to all of our children from Reception to Year 6 for their efforts during the Cross Country tournament at Boroughbridge High School on Wednesday. We are very proud of your determination to run your fastest for a long, long way! &nbsp;</p>

<p>We learned about the Bible story of Sarah and Abraham in our Collective Worship today when we thought about Advent. It&#8217;s almost here! &nbsp;</p>

<p>We have been ‘spotacular’ at school today to celebrate Children in Need day! Thank you for supporting this cause by dressing up in spots today and donating to the Children in Need charity. If you wish to donate and have not done so already, please use the below link. &nbsp; JustGiving</p>

<p>Today our Class 3 children visited the residents of Boroughbridge Manor Care home, they have had a fun morning of playing games of dominoes, colouring and completing wordsearches together. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Thank you to family members who joined us at our remembrance service today. Well done to our pupils who reflected and paid their respects to the many people who have given so much to protect our own country during past wars.</p>

<p>Reception and Year 1 children enjoyed a wonderful theatrical experience when they went to see Stick Man at the Theatre Royal, York this week. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Congratulations and a huge well done to the Roecliffe High Five Netball Team for being placed second in this week’s High Five netball tournament against other local primary schools. Roecliffe’s nifty netballers will now be joining other finalists at the regional High Five netball tournament at Ashville College on Tuesday 5th December.</p>

<p>Thank you to P.C Jack and his colleagues from North Yorkshire Police for visiting us today to remind us about staying safe during Halloween, around bonfires and about road safety. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Thank you to all the parents that joined us for our pupil led worship yesterday. Our Faith council introduced the worship, Class 2 acted out the Parable of the Sower and Class 3 acted out the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard.</p>

<p>Class 3 enjoyed learning about making healthy snacks &#8211; yum!</p>

<p>Reception and Year 1 pupils enjoyed learning about very old &#8216;Houses and Homes&#8217; during their trip to Allerton Castle &nbsp;</p>

<p>Well done to our Roecliffe children for taking part so well in our Harvest Thanksgiving service on Thursday. The singing was fantastic and we enjoyed listening to the children’s prayers and poems of thanks. Thank you also to Rev Karen for supporting us with our Harvest Festival and thank you to all our families who [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In August this year, Roboodles were thrilled to announce that they had been nominated for and had won a North Yorkshire Partnership Achievement Award! The awards aim to celebrate the achievements of people who have helped improve the health, achievement, or safety of children and young people in the county, or whose work has helped [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you to Imran for teaching us lots about Islam. We really enjoyed a very interesting and fun day learning about life as a Muslim person.</p>

<p>Class 2 learnt about seasonal fruit in DT and made an apple crumble. We learnt the skills of cutting, including a bridge cut and a claw cut, and peeling!</p>

<p>A huge well done to our children at Roecliffe who completed the Summer Reading Challenge this year!</p>