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  • BPJS NEWS

    Fri 16 Oct 2020
  • PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

    Wed 07 Oct 2020

    A message from Mr Metz

     

    All you budding photographers out there, here's a chance to get outside, take a few photos and have  a chance of winning a prize! The children in our school have been offered the chance to enter a photography competition. As we head into Autumn, it's a perfect opportunity to capture your time in Springfield Park. This might be snapping the leaves as they begin to fall or a selfie with your family on the swings. Springfield Park is undergoing a giant transformation and as these changes begin to get underway we want to capture your experiences of the park, snapping pictures of the park itself and capturing pictures that show how Springfield Park makes you feel. There are two themes and eight prizes to win across the age groups. The deadline for submissions is Sunday 1st November at 5pm. The competition is open to everyone aged 18 and under and you can enter into one or both themes. Please ask an adult at home to help you submit your entries (details can be found using the link below). https://capacitylab.co.uk/portfolio/springfieldparkphoto/

  • BPJS Newsletter 2.10.20

    Tue 06 Oct 2020
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    Fri 25 Sep 2020
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    Fri 18 Sep 2020
  • NEWSLETTER - 11/9/20

    Tue 15 Sep 2020
  • COVID FLOWCHART - please refer to newsletter

    Thu 10 Sep 2020
  • LETTER FROM LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL

    Wed 26 Aug 2020
  • BPJS LOCKDOWN NEWS 16/7/20

    Thu 16 Jul 2020
  • SUMMER READING CHALLENGE

    Wed 15 Jul 2020

    The new Summer Reading Challenge is here! 

     

    Each year thousands of children across the country take part, visiting libraries, reading books and receiving rewards. 

     

    Unfortunately, this year, with the temporary closure of libraries, and the measures that will be necessary to provide a safe environment for staff and library visitors on reopening, it will be impossible to run the challenge in the way that it has been done in previous years. 

     

    However, The Reading Agency have taken the Summer Reading Challenge online. The theme of this year’s challenge is The Silly Squad and is all about funny books, happiness, and laughter. The Silly Squad is a team of animals who love to go on adventures, having fun and a few laughs along the way. The characters have been illustrated by the award winning author and illustrator Laura Ellen Anderson.  

     

    Children can join the adventure by setting up their own personal challenge on the Silly Squad online platform at www.sillysquad.org.uk. They can keep track of the books that they have read, see book recommendations, and unlock rewards. There will also be lots of activities and quizzes to keep them entertained and encourage them to keep up their reading over the summer. 

     

     

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