School News

Easter Celebrations

We marked the start of Easter in traditional Shoscombe style with our service followed by our annual Easter bonnet parade. Despite the wet weather we also completed our traditional egg-rolling competition; great fun was had …

Bordeaux Trip

We were very pleased to take four children from Year 6 to visit our Erasmus+ partner school in France. Whilst there we were joined by children from our partner schools in Denmark, Spain and Ireland. …

Spring Concert

We were all wowed by the wonderful singing and musical performances at our Spring Concert. Our values of joy and aspiration were shining through. Well done everyone.

Litter picking for the village

The children of Shoscombe School were proud to do their bit today, picking up litter around school, along the Cinder Path and on the road outside school. This is all ahead of the village litter …

Running Man

Monday 18th March, Jim Cole aka The Running Man visited Shoscombe School. Jim delivered an amazing, interactive and inspiring assembly to all the children. He told them wonderful stories about the adventures he has had …

Speak Out Competition

Three children from Year 5 represented our school at the annual MNSP Speak Out public speaking competition. Their subject was ‘Are screens making children lazy?’. They were amazing ambassadors for the school and although we …

World Book Day

We love World Book Day! The whole school dressed up as our favourite book character for the day. During assembly we parading our costumes and heard extracts from our teachers’ favourite books. In the afternoon …

Erasmus+ Launch 2018

We are proud to be launching a new Erasmus+ project this month which will run for the next two years. Follow all the updates … https://www.shoscombeprimary.co.uk/our-school/comenius/

Year 6 team building

Year 6 recently enjoyed a sleepover at school followed by a team building trip to Brean. Well done everyone!

Remembrance

Shoscombe children were proud to take part in a ceramic poppy making event to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The poppies went on display in Paulton Memorial Hall alongside …