A group of our Year 3 and Year 4 children played some football matches against teams from Cockwood Primary School, on the Starcross field. We were very proud of all of the children and they represented the school very well. They played brilliantly and showed excellent teamwork and sportspersonship too! We had some children from…
Children at Starcross took part in a ‘Reading Roundabout’ provided by the School Library Service. Pupils across Key Stage 2 got to choose over 200 new books for the school library! Reading is a big part of life at Starcross Primary School and the children are very excited to get their hands on the new…
Invitation To Dawlish College Year 6 Welcome Evening We welcome you to join us for this informative evening on Wednesday 1st May – 5pm start Change for anybody can be difficult; this is something we understand as a pastoral team. With that in mind, the transition process begins now to ensure positive relationships are developed and…
After a collaborative effort with our students and staff, we are proud to unveil our new logo. It is a symbol that encapsulates our school’s values, community spirit, and maritime heritage. All classes and children were invited to share their thoughts on what makes their school special to them. Their ideas were carefully considered and…
Starcross Primary School took part in the long-awaited revival of our annual Pancake Festival on Thursday 21st March. This tradition, which had been stopped in its tracks by Covid, saw members of the twinning association from Starcross’ twinned village of Henvic come over on the ferry. Three enthusiastic members of the association were warmly welcomed…
Braving the cold wind, a group of our Year 4 children travelled by train to TCS recently for a football festival. The children took part in a carousel of activities and small games focussing on a range of skills. The event was supervised by some Year 10 sports leaders. All the Starcross children joined…
Oystercatchers have been measuring using the Newton meters (force meters), measuring the push and pull forces all around us in the classroom!
Oystercatchers have started enjoying Ultimate Frisbee! When the rain finally stops, we are getting out and throwing the discs to each other and having a great time. ?
On Saturday, Oystercatchers had a magnificent trip to watch Exeter Chiefs Ladies play at Sandy Park! We had a tour of the stadium, including the team room and gym, a training session with some of the Chiefs players and trainers, and then watched the match in the afternoon. We even got to spend some time…
We have loved seeing all our pupils getting involved in World Book Day, with many activities happening across the school. Razorbills were lucky enough to take part in with a World Book Day writing masterclass run by Pobble and the Vocabulary Ninja himself – Andrew Jennings! We joined schools from across the world to create…