It was amazing to see so many festive jumpers yesterday to help raise money for Save the Children! Thank you to all the staff and children who donated £1.00 - we managed to raise an amazing £290.40!

Thank you to everyone for their help and support this term!

 

The PTFA have managed to raise a massive £2040.10 this Autumn for the school which is incredible. 

 

Thank you to the PTFA Team for all their amazing ideas, competitions and prizes they have organised.

It’s hard to know where to begin other than with an enormous and emotional THANK YOU!

 

With wonderful support from friends, family and incredible ‘sponsors’ we have supplied over 85 families with a Christmas Hamper. That’s approx 170 children and approx 110 adults, nearly 300 people!

 

⭐️ AJW ⭐️ Christ’s Hospital Staff ⭐️ Handcross Park School Community ⭐️ Northgate Staff⭐️ Rusper Village ⭐️ Alan Wilson Builder ⭐️

 

Thank you to all the volunteers and staff ; collecting, buying, wrapping, packing and delivering.

Abundant gratitude to you all!

 

Louise Moule

Trauma Informed Practitioner

Crawley Town FC and principal sponsors, The People’s Pension, are delighted to announce that once again they are running their 'Shirts4Schools' initiative! Each year Crawley Town FC donate shirts for children in Y1 to help them engage with their local team and help boost community spirit!

 

Inside each bag is also an activity pack for the children to complete - including an opportunity to design their own Crawley Town FC kit! The best design will have their kit created and brought to life. A version of this shirt will be given to the winning child and another donated to the school. Make sure to get your entries into school by the 17th December! More information can be found here.

 

@CrawleyTownCF @PeoplesPension @crawleytown

The children in Y6 went to the Gurdwara Temple in Ifield this week to learn about Sikhism to support their learning in RE.

This week, Mrs Nower and Miss Watson went to collect our Christmas tree! 

It is always so lovely to see how it lights up the children's faces as they walk past the main school entrance and starts to make us feel a bit more festive!