Welcome to Scott Lower.

7th July - Three to Two tier update

extract from a press statement from Beds Borough Council in relation to the three to two tier change

The Council when approving the three to two tier change based its decision on the Building Schools for the Future funding being available....... More info (opens Bedford Borough link)


4th July - Scott Summer Fayre

click Picture For GalleryThis years Summer Fayre was well attended and seeing as it was held on the same day as Independance day a few cowboys where also on show.

Fun was had by all and a huge amount of money was raised for the school which will benefit every child who attends.

Mrs Barker & Miss Burgees also worked especially hard enjoying a cowboy meal of Beans at the end of the Event raising even more money by doing so. Ye-Haa!! Ha Ha!!


25th June - Sports day at Scott Lower

click Picture For GalleryOur Healthy week ended with Scott Lower's Sports day which was a fantastic afternoon full of enjoyment and of course good weather (Hooray!!)

Years 1-4 took part in several events during the afternoon each earning points for their team colour.

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The final events saw all the pupils in a sprinting race & the day ended with the yellow team winning this years cup.

It wasn't just the pupils who took part- many thanks to all the toddlers, Mums & Dads who also participated in races and thank you to everyone who came to support the chldren & the event.


28th May - Sponsored Bounce at Scott Lower

click Picture For GalleryThe Sponsered bounce went ahead today and it wasn't just the Children who took part.

The event was organised by the PTA and all money raised will go directly back into the school. Please get in touch if you can help in any way or have any ideas for future fund-raising events. The PTA is growing, but we still need all the help we can get!

 


14th May - Having a cracking time at Scott Lower

The Baby ChicksThe children and staff at Scott Lower School are now the proud parents of 10 chicks. The children have been watching patiently, yet excitedly, as ten wobbly chicks finally hatched from their eggs. It was a wonderful first hand experience for the children to witness the chicks being born into the world.

The children at Scott are now learning how to care for the new additions to their school and are all taking turns to visit the chicks and to hold them.

Children holding the ChicksThe school Site Agent, Mr Cronin has built a rather impressive hen house ready for the chicks to transfer into when they are much bigger.

The children are all going to be involved in naming the chicks and they can hardly wait to be able to take home fresh eggs.