Poetry competition - Safer Internet Day
Please find attached a letter we sent out recently regarding Safer Internet Day and a poetry competition.
Please find attached a letter we sent out recently regarding Safer Internet Day and a poetry competition.
On Tuesday 10th February 2026, we will be joining schools and organisations across the UK and around the world to celebrate Safer Internet Day. This year’s theme is:
“Making Smart Tech Choices: Safe, Responsible, and Positive Online”
Schools' Winter Celebration project
Pupils attended the shop today.
Find out about our fundraising efforts by reading below.
Our Attendance and Safeguarding Officer, Mrs Taylor, accepted the accreditation on behalf of Hall Green Primary School.
A great effort from our Year 6 football team
The children continue to enjoy the STEM club activities.
Please contact the school office to book a slot to visit our school.
On our last full day, we were all ready to take part in our paddling activity but unfortunately the cold weather meant we were unable to go on the water! Because of this, we set off on an exciting tunnel adventure, using our torches to guide the way through the darkness. Afterwards, we headed down into the forest for bush craft, where we learnt how to build fires safely and worked in teams to create dens from natural materials. Later, we split into groups to tackle high rope challenges and enjoy mountain biking along the forest trails. Even in the cold, everyone faced their fears, supported one another, and showed incredible resilience throughout a brilliant final day.
We started the new day with a very long walk through the woods to Bewdley town. It was cold, but spirits were high and the singing didn’t stop all the way there! Once we arrived, we enjoyed some delicious chips, explored the sweet shop, and visited the museum. After the trek back, we warmed up with hot chocolate before heading out again after dinner for a cosy campfire in the woods, where we toasted marshmallows and made gooey s’mores. The children are tired but happy, and very ready for a well-earned sleep!
We woke up early and set off for an action-packed day on our Year 6 residential. First, we tackled mountain biking through the woods, speeding along muddy tracks and feeling the wind rush past us. Then came tree climbing, abseiling, and the high ropes course, where we pushed ourselves to be brave and resilient, cheering each other on from the ground and high above it. Now, after an amazing day of adventure, we’re tired but still full of energy, playing hide and seek in the dark and making memories we’ll never forget.