MEET OUR SCHOOL COUNCIL for 2024-25
Staff Lead Mrs Jenny Seymour
Year 3 Brodie and Donny
Year 4 Rome and I'miah
Year 5 Michael and Erin
Year 6 Mia-lei and Izz
Please use your school councilors if you wish to raise any issues connected with school and we will do our best to sort them out. Remember that slips are available for suggestions near the school council notice board.
Gunter Primary School got spotty and creative for children in need!
On Friday the 17th November children at Gunter Primary school wore their spotty clothes and got creative by collaging, painting, colouring and drawing pictures of Pudsey bear. We raised a massive £898.52 towards this special fundraising event.
All children throughout the school enjoyed getting messy and creative. School council who organised the event then spread all the work over the school hall. It was amazing to see all the different techniques used to decorate the Pudsey picture.
Fundraising total for this year
School council have raised a massive £2652.62 for worthwhile charities. Well done to all of our school council members, and thank you to all who have joined in and donated
Gunter Primary School skips to the beat as they raise funds for the British Heart Foundation
Children at Gunter Primary School brought back a time old playground game and participated in a variety of skipping activities throughout the day to help raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. Everyone enjoyed trying new skipping skills, as well as learning about heart disease, one of Britain’s biggest killers, and that keeping fit helps to promote healthier lives.
We raised a staggering £538.21, of which 80% goes to the British Heart Foundation and the other 20% to school. School Council are looking to purchase outdoor equipment for physical activities to use during playtime with the schools £107.
Children from Gunter Primary School were encouraged to run around the school site dressed up as famous sports personalities as they took part in a sponsored run for Sports Relief.
The children and staff came dressed up as tennis players, footballers, rugby players, marshal artists, gymnasts, and a whole host of other sporting celebrities.
The school raised a massive £1171.16 towards the appeal.
School council, who organised the event, would like to say a great big thank you to everyone who helped to raise this phenomenal amount of money.
We hope that you are enjoying the new playground markings that were installed at the end of last term.
This year, school council will be concentrating on healthy life styles and to start our year we are going to carry out a survey to see how healthy our school is. All children will be asked to fill in the survey and the results will help us decide how to promote healthy life styles within our school.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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