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Archibald Primary School, part of Endeavour Academies, is proud to be an inclusive place for children to learn.
Pupils in our school come from a wide range of backgrounds and cultures to share new experiences and learn from each other. Our aim is that all of our children feel welcomed, happy and fulfilled; recognising that they are all different and that these differences create opportunities for adults and children alike to learn more about themselves and each other.
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KFC Youth foundation continue to support the school in many ways – including the ‘Girls Rising’ Group which meets each Friday afternoon.
Recently, the girls took part in the Canvas Change Challenge, where they worked in pairs. Each girl started by drawing something on her own canvas for five minutes. After the time was up, they swapped canvases with their partner and added to what the other person had already drawn. They continued swapping, building on the previous drawing. 🖌️🎨
By the end of the challenge, they had two canvases with designs that had been created together by both girls. 🖼️
Mar 26
Nurture Group will be holding an Easter tombola after school on Monday 30th March. Money raised will go towards their Summer Expedition.
Mar 25
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded ‘Personal Power’ awards in our celebration assemblies last Friday! 💫
Mar 24
🏆 Here are the prize-winners of our recent competition held during Children’s Mental Health Week!
The children had to draw and describe a place that is special to them where they feel calm, safe and happy.
Mar 19
🏹 🧗♂️🌳 Last week, Y5 pupils participated in our annual Peat Rigg Adventure - a week long residential experience where they took part in a range of activities including adventure games, zip lining, archery, bushcraft, abseiling, Jacob’s ladder and a forest adventure. They even had a go at orienteering in the dark!
All the pupils who attended had a great time, trying new things and having new adventures
and experiences with their friends.
Peat Rigg staff and instructors commented on how well behaved and polite the pupils were throughout their stay and how well they demonstrated their teamwork, leadership, organisation, resilience, initiative and communication skills in each challenge they faced.
Well done to all those who attended!
Mar 18
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
💫 Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded ‘Listen to and Follow Instructions’ awards in our celebration assemblies on Friday morning! 💫
Mar 17
Class 8 has made earthquake-proof structures out of marshmallows, spaghetti and cocktail sticks. At the end of the lesson, they shook the tables to see which of the structures would stay standing.
Mar 16
🔴 Red Nose Day 2026 🔴
To celebrate Red Nose Day this year, the School Council will be holding a non�-uniform day on Friday 20th March.
The theme chosen this year is ‘colours’ and the School Council are asking pupils to wear any colours they like.
Who will be wearing the most colourful outfit?
Mar 13
