What's happening at Northgate?
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who has donated any unwanted items for our recycling collection today!
The PTFA are very grateful and look forward to earning some extra money to spend on play equipment for the school!
Y3 went to Crawley Museum this week to view a special exhibition on Crawley 'Through the Ages' to aid their topic on where we live. For more photos please visit our Y3 Gallery page.
Reporter Mark Norman, the Heath Correspondent from BBC South East, visited our school on Wednesday to talk to our children and staff about how we support our Autistic learners.
We at Northgate are part of The Autism Project which supports schools with how to help Autistic learners to manage and understand their needs.
With the help of our amazing Autism Ambassadors, we were able to showcase how we help our children and enable them to have a fulfilling and happy time as learners in school and to help prepare them for adult life.
As always, we are incredibly proud of how our children represented our school and how they were able to talk about what they had learnt in front of the BBC camera.
Well done everyone!
To view the full segment please click here.
Rocksteady partners with thousands of primary schools across the country to deliver inclusive band lessons, providing a variety of instruments, designed to amplify children’s self-belief, support wellbeing and help maximise their potential back in the classroom.
Our children held a ‘Rock Steady Concert’ for parents this week showing off their musical skills!
Year 3 visited St John’s Church and behaved impeccably, showing respect for one of the many religions they learn about whilst at Northgate.
On Monday 10th March Northgate’s Dance Club had the opportunity to perform at The Hawth, Crawley.
They have attended dance club practice every Tuesday afternoon and worked hard for weeks to create their ‘battle of the dances’ routine. Well done on their fabulous performance!
To celebrate 70 years of Northgate Primary School we asked the children in each year group to dress up through the decades!
Little Big Sing brings together multiple locality schools at a host school for a half-day singing workshop, led by a specialist singing leader. West Sussex Music provide resources for two songs for schools to learn prior to the event, which each school rehearse and perform together in a massed choir on the day!
