Work on the Sensory Garden is under way. See our Gallery for more photographs.

Science Homework

Year 6 Boys Football

Pupils at Colehill First School came to school today in non-uniform clothes in exchange for a donation to Wimborne Food Bank.

Pupils at Colehill First School celebrated Christmas by sharing what they learned about how this festival is celebrated all around the world.

Pupils used their imagination to come to school dressed as a word on Versatile Vocabulary Day - 23 October.

Please see below this term's final newsletter.

First Newsletter of the Autumn Term

Travel Updates on Friday 18th October 2019

Pupils at Hayeswood First School came to school today in non-uniform clothes in exchange for a donation to Wimborne Food Bank.

The Food Bank contacted local schools after Christmas to report unprecedented seasonal demand in the Wimborne area. The stock from Harvest and Christmas donations, which would normally last until well into the spring, had, by early January, dramatically reduced.  We responded in support by organising a non-uniform day in exchange for a voluntary food donations. Each school collected an impressive stockpile of tinned and dried foods for use at the Food Bank!

Tuesday 14/01/2020

Pupils at Hayeswood First School greatly enjoyed performing 'The Stars Come Out For Christmas' on 10th, 11th and 12th December.

Year 2 enjoyed a visit from our local Fire safety team. The children have been learning about The Great Fire of London and about fire seaftey in our homes and school now. 

Christmas celebrations at Merley!

On Tuesday 10th December, Year 4 went to the Lantern Church to spread some Christmas joy and sparkle to the 'Mixed Blessings' Group. 

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during our power failure today, Monday 29th January. We are back up and running with school as normal tomorrow. 

Our THIRD Green Flag!

Martin, in Year 2,  has won this year's Big Issue magazine front cover Christmas competition.

Please see photos of our latest tall ships adventure with
year 8

Years 2, 3 and 4 visited Safewise on Friday 10th January and successfully completed the Junior Citizen tour - we all showed courage and compassion whilst thinking about how we can keep ourselves safe and help others stay safe too. This included keeping safe around fire, in the home, at the beach and the countryside, in a car, when walking, when using the train and what to do in an emergency. We even practised phoning 999! 

Hedgehogs class visited Farmer Vernon at his farm to see where pine trees grow locally and to help choose one to bring back to school. The whole school then enjoyed making lots of decorations to dress the tree ready for our Christmas celebrations. Thank you Farmer Vernon and thank you to all of the parents who came to help with all of the making!

A big WELL DONE to all of the children for performing such a fun and impressive Christmas Nativity: the invitations were unusual... the guests were unlikely... and the venue was unconventional. But what a party!