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I love the photos I can not believe I am looking at them! Miss Robinson thank you for being our teac
• millie:
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wow hope they had fun
• georgie bleackley:
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Hi miss sykes me and my mam love the Wizard Of Oz and when are the pictures going to change because
• Demi:
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I LOVE THIS SCHOOL
• Demi:
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Some brilliant capes and comic strips were made and well done to Alex for winning the cape competiti
• Jack Cutts:
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well done
• alex langston y5:
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we were one try away from winning the final but we were are in the cup
• benjamin lane:
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good times! good times!
• anna:
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Welcome to our new weblog which we feel is a fabulous tool to help us stay in touch with our past, present and future pupils and parents and for the wider community to share the exciting and varied learning experiences of the children at White Mere.
Communication in the 21st century is undoubtedly extending the creative and imaginative use of ICT in developing new skills as fundamental as the invention of printing did centuries ago.
Through this weblog we hope to give you an insight to the uniqueness of our excellent school.
We hope you enjoy your visit and we welcome your comments and feedback.
Mrs Gail Howe (Head Teacher)
Children have a great start and end to the school day when they attend our 'Ofsted' registered 'Wasp Club', run by our excellent, very welcoming staff , Miss Budd and Mrs.McBride.
The club is an independent company.
To book, telephone 07847554945, a week before the anticipated attendance. A booking form will then have to be completed and contact details supplied.
We'll be adding audio/vodcast content created by the children to this section over the forthcoming weeks.
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Mrs Gail Howe (Head Teacher)
White Mere Community Primary School
Sherburn Way
South Wardley
Gateshead
NE10 8BA
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