The children from the Giving Project enjoyed making traditional paper chains to decorate the hall for the Macmillan Coffee Morning, which was held in school. It was a great success in raising funds for this amazing charity.
ARC 1 took it in turns and practiced their skills in working as a team to move the parachute to follow a light wind and strong wind. Well done ARC 1!
CoJo After School Club Adventure!
Today, our young adventurers took on the challenge of crossing a dangerous river to rescue their friend from the enemy. Along the way, they explored important qualities in a friend: teamwork, communication, and looking out for each other. Together, they discussed how to keep everyone safe and how to help one another through tough situations.
Not only did they succeed, but they had an absolute blast while doing it! What an amazing way to learn the value of friendship and co-operation.
Lunchtimes have never been more exciting at West Boldon Primary! Thanks to OPAL Play, our children are loving every moment, exploring new activities, building friendships and getting creative. From outdoor adventures to imaginative play, there’s always something fun to dive into!
We are so proud to see them thriving, learning and having the best time during their breaks.
Year 1/2 enjoyed a visit from local storyteller Chris Bostock today. Chris visited to tell us some enchanting tales about animals. This links with our current topic ‘Happily Ever After’. The children enjoyed joining in with the actions and words and were fascinated by his various voices and sound effects!
Shoutout to our amazing adventurers from West Boldon! 
These brave kids have been taking on some epic challenges—gorge walking, jetty jumping, and exploring the stunning Cathedral Quarry near Coniston! 
From climbing rocks to making a splash, they’ve tackled it all with huge smiles and fearless energy. This is what unforgettable memories and teamwork are all about! 
What an adventure! Our incredible Year 5 and 6 students from West Boldon have been exploring the stunning Lake District. They’ve taken on the challenge of canoeing across beautiful lakes and even ventured deep into the caves! 
It was an exciting day for many of our year 5/6s as they headed off to Thurston in the Lake District. They had a nice drive over and stopped en route for some lunch. They have just arrived now safe and sound; they are busy unpacking and getting allocated their dorms.
