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Christmas lunch was a big hit today!
Just because the White ribbon football tournament was cancelled, it doesn’t mean that the competition stops! 19 children took part in a Whitehouse Whiteribbon event this afternoon! Raising awareness is key! Well done to everyone involved!
A wonderful workshop with Not In Our Community today! The children were so engaged and were desperate to watch Alfie’s story part 2 in class!
Amazing engagement in dodgeball club today! Great work everyone!
We had a really enjoyable lunch today, with an extra focus on social etiquette and hygiene!
A selection of photographs, from our remembrance work, in Campbell class this week. The boys loved the mindfulness colouring and discussing what remembrance means to different people. #wewillrememberthem
Proud of our Reading Champion in Johnson Class! Well done to this superstar!
It was amazing to share our celebration assembly with so many parents today! There was so much to celebrate (and some super Halloween costumes),our children have been amazing this half term! Enjoy a well deserved week off!
The children are loving our range of clubs at the minute! Here is cricket club in full flow!
This week, Wilberforce class made their own pizzas by firstly making their own pizza dough, stretching the dough, applying sauce, cheese and then the toppings.
Codie has submitted his entry to the Young Writers Spook Squad national competition, it's brilliant. Well done Codie!
Nightmare on Sention Road
A boy named William Jones had a lovely family, they were always playing games and laughing with each other on the weekends and on ...school nights. Their house was an old mansion filled to the brim with ornaments. They always heard noises in the ceiling like thunder cracking but never thought anything of it. It was the largest house in the neighbourhood on Sention road. Everyone thought that a lot of terrible stuff happened there in the past. On Saturday 31st October 1999, the eldest son of the family Caleb Jones went missing.
William went upstairs to his room and slammed the door as hard as a shotgun shot. Then he heard a SCREAM of is mother like a scary lizard he was so scared he didn’t know what to do. He slowly peeked out of his bedroom door, he saw a horrendous sight – his mother standing their smiling widely with a plate of red velvet cookies. Strange. William asked, “Was it you screaming?”
Mum quickly said, “oh darling of course not, it was definitely not me, no, no, no.” Whilst shaking her head. The red velvet cookies then fell off the plate and smashed onto the floor. Within the cookies there were sharp bits of glass. The glass fell onto her foot, what happened next will forever change everything. The blood was pitch black like tar.
Many years later, the family all went missing including William. Still no one knows what happened to the Jones family on Sention road…
Sydney's entry to the Young Writers Spooky Squad national competition is fantastic. Well done Sydney!
The Wicked Woman
A boy named Michael bay was in the forest.
A shadow ran past him he was scared so he SCREAMED as loud as he possibly can COME AND GET MEEEE. An unknown ...creature ran and hid. Michael saw the creature, he risked his life to see the 'wicked woman'. Michael was puzzled, he thought he saw a creature, it wasn't just a creature... The woman fell though and then she broke her arm so Michael ran to her. Michael wondered if she was ok. Meanwhile something worse was happening to the woman…Something mystical... Something disturbing...
“Whitehouse Pupil Referral Unit is a calm and friendly environment.”
“Pupils are happy, enjoy coming to school and say that they feel safe.”
“Staff know the pupils well and pupils respond to these positive relationships.”
“Parents comment that their children’s behaviour improves significantly after joining the school.”
“By the time a pupil leaves the school, they are well prepared for either mainstream school or specialist provision.”
“Leaders, staff and governors are ambitious for pupils to achieve their potentials.”
“Teachers encourage pupils to develop a love of reading. Pupils have access to lots of different types of books.”
“Pupils enjoy taking part in a wide range of activities that broaden their learning.”
“Pupils can concentrate on their work because behaviour is managed exceptionally well.”
“Members of the governing body and the wider academy trust are ambitious for the school and for what pupils can achieve.”
“Pupils’ ability to manage their own anger and emotions improves after joining the school.”