As part of their work in DT, the children in Year 4 had to design and make a healthy sandwich. This has kept them all very busy. First up is George who sent in a fantastic video of him building his sandwich in his kitchen at home. We hope you like the look of their creations.
Our students will be sleeping under the stars and under their kitchen table as part of Nightsafe’s Sleep In on 30th May.
As part of their literacy work, the children in Year 3 have put together a 3 minute talk about a chosen topic.
Musicians across the world are a little bored at the moment, so Mr Holt decided to get some of ours together (virtually) to record a version of Simon and Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Year 6 have been doing a WW2 project as part of their history curriculum and some of the children rose to the challenge of doing some baking following recipes from the era which would have included ingredients from their rations.
The annual Hindu Shrine competition normally takes place organised by the EPR department.
This week would have been the Stand Down for our Upper Sixth students, when we would normally have a whole school assembly to celebrate their time at Westholme and wish them the best in their forthcoming A Level examinations.
Westholme School is supporting its catering provider Thomas Franks by cooking 1,000 meals for the most vulnerable for ‘The Big Feed’ this week.
Head Girl, Saoirse O’Neill, has helped raise money for charity by taking part in the 2.6 challenge.
We were delighted to receive an official thank you from East Lancashire Hospitals Trust.
This week we were delighted to hear that Year 8 student Ibrahim Ismail is back on our TV screens as the 3rd series of ‘The A Word’ aired on BBC 1 last Tuesday at 9pm.
This week we have seen two lovely examples of community spirit that have been shown by two children in Infants.
On Monday, Westholme was once again delighted to be able to support Youth Action UK by donating children’s reading books, both fiction and non-fiction, glue sticks and exercise books to this local worthwhile cause.
Over the past few weeks, our School caterers, Thomas Franks have been working tirelessly to bring to life a community kitchen project.
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Education is essential, and during this testing time we need to band together to support the families in need.
Year 3 teacher, Mrs Sutcliffe, will take on the challenge of competing in 26 sports over the weekend – all in her back garden and all for charity!