‘Love others as well as you love yourself.’
Matthew’s Gospel, Chapter 22 verse 39
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Our shared Christian values give us a foundation of challenge and support, helping to make a positive change in the world, as we strive to create a community of respect and aspiration, preparing everyone for their future.
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William Stukeley Church of England Primary School proudly celebrated the official opening of its newly developed Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) outdoor learning area on Wednesday 6th May 2026. The special event was marked by a visit from Canon Paul Thompson, Diocesan Director of Education, who formally opened the space in front of pupils, staff, and governors.
The new outdoor area has been carefully designed to support high-quality learning through play, providing Reception pupils with a stimulating and engaging environment that promotes curiosity, creativity, and physical development. Featuring a range of resources including climbing equipment, exploratory play zones, sensory features, and imaginative role-play areas, the space reflects the school’s commitment to delivering a rich and balanced early years curriculum.
Canon Paul Thompson led a short dedication during the opening ceremony during which he praised the school community for its vision and dedication in creating a space that will benefit children for years to come.
Executive Headteacher, Peter Bellamy, said:
“We are delighted to officially open our new EYFS outdoor area. This space is a fantastic addition to our provision and will make a significant difference to the daily experiences of our youngest pupils. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported this project, and it was an honour to have Canon Paul Thompson join us for such a special occasion.”
The outdoor provision aligns with the school’s Christian values of nurturing each child’s potential and fostering a love of learning from the very earliest stages.
Reception pupils were among the first to enjoy the new facilities, enthusiastically exploring the different areas following the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Their excitement and engagement highlighted the immediate impact of the new environment.
William Stukeley CE Primary School continues to place a strong emphasis on creating inspiring learning spaces, both indoors and outdoors, ensuring that every child is supported to thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.’
You can read more in the Diocesan Bulletin
We would like to extend a huge ‘thank you’ to one of our parents (and the company she works for) for donating a fabulous Thermomix machine to the school!
We are excited to start using it, with the children, to enhance our Design & Technology food tech learning. Our children love any opportunity to bake and cook, and the Thermomix will certainly widen the recipe opportunities we can offer.
We are extremely grateful for this generous donation of a Thermomix machine. We will be sure to post a couple of photographs of our cooking successes, once we have started putting the machine to good use!
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Measles cases are rising across the country, with over 102,000 children starting primary school in England being at risk of catching the disease.
Measles is highly infectious and if left unvaccinated nine out of ten children in a classroom can catch the disease if just one child is infectious.
