School News

Whole School Story Writing: La Luna

We are so incredibly proud of everyone. The sentences for each chunk of the film are being reviewed by Mrs Rorison to stitch into a whole school story, one paragraph a day. Here is the …

Welcome to Pickles and Pumpkin

This term we have welcomed to new members to the Shoscombe family – guinea pigs Pickles and Pumpkin. They are cared for by members of the school council and also have visits to classes through …

Bath Literature Festival

Once again Shoscombe took full advantage of the Bath Literature Festival with Sycamore, Beech and Chestnut classes visiting Bath to hear authors speak about their books.

Bedtime Reading

Children were welcomed back to school for bedtime stories, hot chocolate and biscuits. While children settled down for the story session, parents were invited to browse our book stall. We’re very grateful to Oldfield Park …

Cross Country

Well done to our children in Year 5 and Year 6 who represented the school in the Schools Cross Country competition. They ran brilliantly and have asked if school can now start a running club …

Sycamore Class Team building

Sycamore Class have been busy bonding with a sleepover in the school hall followed by a day on Brean beach playing team games and a walk to the top of the headland. Of course the …

Thank you Rev. Pitt

For September and October we were joined by Rev. Pitt. In helped us in our RE lessons and in Collective Worship. He helped us to think about our values and how we could link these …

Our local Roman history

Did you know Shoscombe had a Roman villa? We didn’t either until the Shoscombe history group visited to tell us all about it. We then went to the Village green to ‘peg out’ the floor …

Litter picking in Shoscombe

We were proud to get involved in the Shoscombe litter picking event again this autumn. Every class took part in helping to keep Shoscombe school, lanes and village tidy and litter-free.

Father’s Day lunch

We had a lovely Father’s Day lunch today – thank you for coming. Dads, granddads and uncles were able to bring their own packed lunch or order a school meal, join us to eat and …