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PCSO Visit to our School

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Seascape Primary had a PCSO visit to talk to the children to talk during careers week.

Thank you for inspiring our children.

 

Cooking on a budget!

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Cooking on a budget with Parents and Children.

The first session was great, the children tried lots of new food, some they loved some they didn’t, all had a great time.  Can’t wait to hear how cooking with the slow cookers INEOS provided for us goes.  

 

 

 

World Book Day Pupils

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Well done to all our children who dressed up for World Book Day.

World Book Day Doors

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We celebrated World Book Day by decorating our classroom doors as our favourite story book.

 

Visit to Poppy Dene 10.02.23

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Some of our children went to visit  Poppy Dene (Extra Care Living Development)

Have a look at our images below:

We have school guinea pigs!

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Although Henry had already been named our two newest members needed names. We had a competition in school and we are happy to announce that Tyler T, Finley J and Kye F won that competition.
Meet Hagrid and Gandalf!
Great choices boys!
Welcome to our Seascape Primary School, Henry, Hagrid and Gandalf.

Seascape Playground

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Finally, our new playground equipment is ready and it was worth the wait!
A new challenging addition to our playground ready to take us on so many adventures.
New challenges bring with it risk, so please keep yourselves safe by making sure it is not too crowded and if you need help to ask an adult.
Please can parents supervise pupils on the equipment. Fun brings risk.

See our BBC Item

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Lindsey Baxter-our Place2Be counsellor on BBC NEWS item 

Lyndsey Baxter, from the children’s mental health charity, Place2Be, is a counsellor at Seascape Primary School in Peterlee, County Durham. She’s got some top tips for how to boost your child’s wellbeing.

View the video on BBC News 

View the BBC Video

Our Kindness Tree

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This is our kindness tree. Whenever a pupil shows kindness they are given a red balloon and it is displayed on our kindness tree. Well done to those who have already shown so much kindness during our first week back at school.