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Welcome toSt Nicholas Church of England Primary Academy

Entitlement and Enrichment

2025 - 2026

Years 5 and 6 Celebrate Lincolnshire Day

 

Saints and Prophets Classes were invited to celebrate Lincolnshire Day with other schools from across the county at the Lincolnshire Showground.  Local charities, businesses and groups created workshops for the children to experience some of the things they do.  These included: Netabll England, Lincoln City FC, Nunny's Farm, Forest Schools, Orsted, Mini-First aid, Blackney Farm Estates, Flowers by Suzanne, HSBC, CO-OP, cookery, Lincolnshire Widlife Trust and many many more!  We had an eye-opening day meeting new people and finding out about many different careers we could have when we are older as well as having lots of fun!

Macmillan Coffee and Cake Afternoon

Our school community came together with incredible generosity and spirit to raise a staggering £563.50 in support of Macmillan Cancer Research. From baking and donating to sharing memories and enjoying coffee and cake, it was wonderful to see everyone unite for such an important cause. Thank you to all who contributed – your kindness will make a real difference.

EYFS Bread Making

Community Champion Asda Steve visit to EYFS to make bread linked to the story 'Little Red Hen'. “Bread in a bag” is a fun, hands-on activity in EYFS that supports multiple areas of learning and development. It allows children to explore early science through observing changes, practise maths skills through measuring and sequencing, and develop language by describing textures, smells and actions. The mixing and squashing help build fine motor strength, while working together encourages turn-taking, cooperation and pride. As a low-mess, sensory-rich activity, it is inclusive and engaging, offering opportunities to talk about healthy eating, food origins and community as children enjoy sharing what they have made.

Whole School Fruit Picking in the Orchard

It was wonderful to see so many children and their families enjoying time together in our school orchard, picking cooking apples and pears to take home. A lovely community moment with everyone getting involved!

EYFS - Bikeability

What Is Balanceability? Balanceability is the UK’s first PE-approved “learn-to-cycle” programme, tailored primarily for EYFS (ages 21⁄2+) and KS1. It uses ergonomic, pedal-less balance bikes combined with structured, fun sessions to build core skills like static and dynamic balance, spatial awareness, and gross motor control

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