Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment. These are our News Flashes. Sometimes we may direct you to our 'Further News & Links' section if we need to give you more information in the form of documents or direct you to external links etc.

• Dalestorth Mega Mag First Edition

  Thu 23 Dec 2021 Mrs Stonham

  After working hard over the last half term, our editorial team and writing team of year 4's and 5's have published their first edition of the Dalestorth Mega Mag.

  Click here and then scroll down to read the latest edition!

   

   

   

• Breakfast with Santa

  Sat 18 Dec 2021

  What a treat this was! We were delighted to be invited to the Civic Centre to have breakfast with Santa, A group of children were able to meet Santa in his grotto, receive a present and then enjoy a delicious breakfast. Thank you to Poppy and Harper’s mum for organising this special treat for us.

  

• Santa visits in his Tuk-tuk

  Wed 15 Dec 2021

  Today, the children were greeted by Santa driving a pink tuk-tuk around the playground. The children practised their Christmas songs as he drove around the playground and it was lovely to see them smiling. 

   

  A massive thank you for all the donations which will go to the Rosie May Foundation. The money will help buy a school bag, which includes educational resources and a pair of shoes, to get children back to school in Sri Lanka.

  

• Mansfield Palace Theatre Sleeping Beauty

  Mon 06 Dec 2021

  Sleeping Beauty Pantomime Trip 

  Christmas has started at Dalestorth today. It is a Dalestorth tradition that we go to Mansfield Palace Theatre to see the annual pantomime. The children and staff had an amazing time laughing, shouting and singing. It was lovely to see the whole school together. Thank you Mansfield Palace Theatre for having us. 🎭

  

• Farewell to Mrs Renshaw and Mrs Turner

  Thu 02 Dec 2021

  On Thursday, we had a very special assembly to celebrate Mrs Renshaw's retirement. Mrs Renshaw started at Dalestorth in 1991 and has, therefore, seen many children and families. Mrs Renshaw is the epitome of dedication and her caring and kind nature has given thousands of children the confidence to grow socially and academically. We hope you have a happy retirement. 

   

  We also said goodbye to Mrs Turner as she starts her new adventure. We know that Mrs Renshaw and Mrs Turner will still stay in contact with us and we want to wish them the very best.