Author Archives: Clare Turner

At the recent Bath and District Hi5 Netball tournament, the Bathwick St Mary team qualified for the County Finals at Bristol Grammar School on 23rd April. The team won their pool matches and narrowly lost in the finals, finishing second …
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We enjoyed a fabulous visit by Hannah Shaw on Monday 24th February, when she spoke to Years 1, 2 and 3 about her life as a author and illustrator and about her new book Unipiggle: Unicorn Muddle. The children were …
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The Travelling Books book fair will be running on Thursday 5th and Friday 6th March from 3.15-4pm in the Wheatley Room. There will be a range of books on offer, including books by David Baddiel, Cressida Cowell, David Walliams and …
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As part of World Book Day 2020 we are participating in ‘Share a million stories’. This is a National campaign to promote the importance not only of reading but of sharing the reading – sharing a story. There has sadly …
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A summary of the e-safety meeting for parents held at Bathampton Primary School can be found here: Parents’ e-safety summary March 2019

You can access the expert parent’s guide to childhood anxiety here The Expert Parent’s Guide to Childhood Anxiety

In July 2018, our Year Six children staged their production of Peter Pan. You are welcome to view it here: Peter Pan production All children in the school thoroughly enjoyed the chance to see such a super show!

Year 6 have commemorated the First World War Centenary by creating this beautiful ‘Poppy Board’ that is currently on display in Wells Cathedral along with several others from Bath and Somerset schools. The exhibition is on until 15th November and …
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Thank you to Sian Dudman and Emma Kane who took some of our Year 4, 5 and 6 to the qualifying time trials for the UK Schools Biathlon Championships at Prior Park recently. Children had to swim a 50 metre …
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In July a group of Year 1 and Year 2 mums and children undertook the Race for Life in Victoria Park to raise funds for Cancer Research UK. The course was 5km, run in 28C which was an incredible achievement. …
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