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The Lancashire Music Service visit to teach us singing skills. Come and hear us on Friday!

2018-06-21T12:02:46+01:00

Yesterday we were joined by Emma Williams from Lancashire Music Service who came to teach us some new songs for our assemblies. We did lots of crazy warm up activities with our mouths and made lots of weird sounds. We hope to be able to sing them to you in our assembly on Friday morning. Katrina Harkin Class 1 teacher

The Lancashire Music Service visit to teach us singing skills. Come and hear us on Friday!2018-06-21T12:02:46+01:00

Roasting marshmallows, building dens and more in the forest!

2018-10-19T13:54:33+01:00

On Friday (15/6/18) the whole school enjoyed a session down in the forest with Emma. They enjoyed lots of different activities which including roasting marshmallows, building dens, whittling, climbing trees, creating fairy houses and playing hide and seek.

Roasting marshmallows, building dens and more in the forest!2018-10-19T13:54:33+01:00

Sports Day

2018-06-16T20:50:43+01:00

What an amazing adventure we had on Wednesday as we boarded a coach off to sunny Morecambe to take part in a joint Caton/Grosvenor Park Sports day. We all had an amazing time competing in the various races and we proudly came away with a handsome pile of certificates and ended the morning with an ice-lolly!   Kevin Kendall Acting Headteacher

Sports Day2018-06-16T20:50:43+01:00

What Makes Britain Great? New school-wide topic is launched.

2018-06-07T09:47:18+01:00

The children split into small groups looking at the Monarchy, British food and money. British food: The children discussed what they thought people would say is typical British food and made a list. This included yorkshire pudding, pork pies, beans, scones, apple pies, fish and chips, grapes and sausages. They then had the opportunity to try a British scone with jam and cream. Money: The children looked at the coins and notes we use today and made rubbings of them using wax crayons. The older children looked at older coins before Decimal Day in 1971 and made coin rubbings of these [...]

What Makes Britain Great? New school-wide topic is launched.2018-06-07T09:47:18+01:00

The ‘Big Walk’ comes to Morecambe – Year 5 children attend ‘The Big Lunch’ ahead of ‘The Big Walk’.

2018-05-23T10:02:05+01:00

The Year 5 children attended the 'Big Lunch' on Wednesday 16th May.  They enjoyed a fantastic buffet and met lots of people who were about to undertake the 'Big Walk'.

The ‘Big Walk’ comes to Morecambe – Year 5 children attend ‘The Big Lunch’ ahead of ‘The Big Walk’.2018-05-23T10:02:05+01:00

A walk to the ‘Crook O’ Lune

2018-05-21T20:32:27+01:00

May 18th 2018 Reception - Year 4 children walked all the way down to the Crook O'Lune from school enjoying the beautiful weather. As this was the first time the reception children had walked down to the Crook they developed their 'Out and About' skills by walking with their partners, staying close to the side and listening carefully to instructions from the adults. Once they arrived on the cycle track they looked for different animals habitats including a squirrels drey and a birds nest. The children stopped for drinks and biscuits at the Otters and made some homes out of natural [...]

A walk to the ‘Crook O’ Lune2018-05-21T20:32:27+01:00

Thanks to all the families that came to our family assembly this morning.

2018-05-18T11:25:16+01:00

Thank you so much to all the families who came to our family assembly this morning. It was so good to hear everyone laughing so loudly and joining in with the enormous turnip. Remember, by working together we can achieve great things. Have a lovely weekend. Kevin Kendall - Acting Headteacher

Thanks to all the families that came to our family assembly this morning.2018-05-18T11:25:16+01:00

A Royal Lunch Party to celebrate a special wedding at the weekend

2018-05-18T11:33:13+01:00

The children enjoyed an outside picnic style lunch yesterday eating a selection of sandwiches, crisps and sausage rolls. finishing off with strawberry cakes for dessert. The children got dressed up for the occasion wearing royal crowns and waving Union flags. Even the Queen put in an appearance! Katrina Harkin Class 1 teacher

A Royal Lunch Party to celebrate a special wedding at the weekend2018-05-18T11:33:13+01:00

Children from Reception to Year 5 learn to bake.

2018-05-18T15:25:51+01:00

Children from Reception to Year 5 had the opportunity to bake together today. Reception children made chocolate nests from cornflakes and maltesers. They melted the chocolate and then mixed in the cornflakes.  Once the mixture had begun to set they placed maltesers on top to represent the eggs in the nest.  They learnt about melting and cooling as well as enjoying a delicious treat! Year 1 to 5 children independently made chocolate chip cookies. They had to weigh out each ingredient and follow the instructions carefully. Team leaders from Year 4 led each group very well. Katrina Harkin Class 1 teacher [...]

Children from Reception to Year 5 learn to bake.2018-05-18T15:25:51+01:00

Contact Info

Caton Community Primary School
Broadacre
Caton
Lancashire
LA2 9NH

Phone: 01524 770104

Web: catoncommunityprimary.org.uk

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