Willaston School
Come to the edge... where all children are 'free range'
Come to the edge... where all children are 'free range'
We have had Mrs Kneen in to talk about World War Two and share with us some of her WWII artefacts. We looked at gas masks, fire pumps, helmets, boots and a baby's gas mask. Lots of questions were asked and we got to handle the artefacts ourselves. At the end, Mrs Kneen gave us all a weeks sweet rat…
On Thursday 25th October 2018 Willaston Primary School children, staff and parent helpers walked over to Nobles Park to take part in Go Run for Fun. The event, which is usually held at the NSC, took place at Nobles Park. We were kindly given Go Run for Fun t-shirts which we wore with pride during o…
What a community event Wednesday's sponsored walk around Willaston turned out to be! A huge thank you to Bobby and Deane for working so hard to organise this special event. The photographs and money raised speak for themselves. Carefully counting the sponsorship money which is still rolling in.....…
Years 2 and 6 were delighted to spend to some time with local artist Brook Wassall on Friday morning. Year 2 discovered Brook's work whilst learning about their space topic. Brook has created fantastic photographs and time-lapse films which feature various night skies from around the Isle of Man. T…
Thank you so much for the amazing amount of cakes and biscuits that were brought into school last week. It was a hugely popular event which raised not only money, but awareness of the charity Mannin Sepsis. So far, we have raised £550. Thank you to Macey, Ella and Grace for organising the event so…
An amazing amount of money was raised for Mannin Sepsis last Friday at Willaston School thanks to an amazing charity cake sale!
On Friday 5th October, Ella, Macey and Grace hosted a fantastic cake sale in aid of Mannin Sepsis. Children, parents and staff kindly donated hundreds of delicious cakes which were sold at break time and after school. Thanks to you, we have raised a whopping £550! We are so proud of Ella, Macey and…
It all started with a chance encounter in the hairdressers and culminated in over £500 being raised for Sepsis. Thanks to the efforts of Macey, Grace and Ella , and of course Grace's mum, hundreds of cakes came into school to be sold to the children. It was truly heartwarming to see the community e…