Pinewood Pupils and Staff have done their bit to support Red Nose Day for Comic Relief. By making donations and coming to school in their pyjamas or onesies, participating in competitions and from the proceeds from a cake sale, over £200 has been raised so far.
Well done to everyone who took part!
On Friday 10th February, Pinewood pupils joined in Ware A Hat Day along with a number of other Ware schools to raise money for The Amy Wallace Magpie Trust.
The trust helps young cancer sufferers in hospitals and was set up by Nick Wallace, Pinewood’s former caretaker, and his wife Pam in memory of their daughter Amy.
Pupils and staff were encouraged to wear a hat all day and invited to make a donation to the trust.
They were also invited to stand outside in the cold for a photograph. At least their heads were warm!
Representatives from the Pinewood School Student Council travelled to London to visit the Houses of Parliament in Westminster and learn about the Government.
Pinewood School are pleased to announce the form representatives and deputy form representatives for the year 2015-2016.
The first meeting before half term was a success with 30 pupils in attendance. Guest speaker Michelle Swift, Deputy Head from Woolgrove Primary School in Letchworth was present as part of her NPQH. She introduced herself to the pupils and shared ideas about what it means to be a council member and some of the roles and responsibilities.
The pupils were very keen to express their ideas and look forward to supporting their peers, staff and the school over the course of the year.
Malcolm Ritchie – Acting Deputy Headteacher