Welcome to Ashcombe Primary School
We hope our website will:
Our current families should remember to:
At Ashcombe we like to think of ourselves as a very big family and the quality of any school depends upon the relationships within it.
We hope our association with your family will be a long and happy one for the benefit of your children.
If you have any concerns about any aspect of school life or about your child away from school, please come and talk to a staff member about your concerns.
We will always endeavor to keep the website as up-to-date and current as possible. If you have any suggestions for improving it, please let us know by clicking here.
Happy surfing!
The Senior Leadership Team
We hope our website will:
- Provide lots of up-to-date information for our current families.
- Give prospective new parents a small insight into our school community.
Our current families should remember to:
- Catch up on all of our newsletters here.
- Check the year group pages for an up to date look at what your child is currently learning.
At Ashcombe we like to think of ourselves as a very big family and the quality of any school depends upon the relationships within it.
We hope our association with your family will be a long and happy one for the benefit of your children.
If you have any concerns about any aspect of school life or about your child away from school, please come and talk to a staff member about your concerns.
We will always endeavor to keep the website as up-to-date and current as possible. If you have any suggestions for improving it, please let us know by clicking here.
Happy surfing!
The Senior Leadership Team
Latest News and Upcoming Events
Spectacular
Year 5 & Year 6 visited Weston College for a Science Show by EDF. They learnt all about liquid nitrogen, dry ice, acids & alkalis and a variety of gases. From hammering frozen bananas to popping helium balloons, the children were glued to Julia and had an exciting (if wet!) afternoon. |
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Shining Stars @ Puxton Park
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Wheelchair Basketball
We have been lucky enough to have Kevin Ogborne from Bristol Wheelchair Basketball back in school with us again this week. Children throughout the school have had the chance to have a go at this excellent sport. All of the children (and the adults!) have been thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Here's a few pictures of Year 1 in action:
Here's a few pictures of Year 1 in action:
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The term has ended on a high with the eagerly anticipated Ashcombe Oscars ceremony! All the children were able to participate in our very own glamorous red carpet entrance and each year group's 'best picture' was showcased to the whole school.
The children were asked to cast their vote and after much deliberation (and after the mysteriously disappearing envelope had been found!), master of ceremonies Mr Turner presented this prestigious award to film makers of the future - YEAR 6! Here they are receiving their award along with some of our favourite red carpet looks! 
Leah, Sam, Fletcher & Cole - WINNERS OF BEST PICTURE
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Dancing the night away!
A group of year 5 children have been working really hard on two dances since November to perform at the Playhouse as a celebration of dance from schools across North Somerset. This years theme was 'Dance United'. The children danced to 'Dancing in the Street' by Mira and the free choice dance was to an ABC remix.
Well done to all dancers you performed brilliantly and have worked really hard each week to learn the dances. A special thank you to Miss Whatley for choreographing the two dances.
Well done to all dancers you performed brilliantly and have worked really hard each week to learn the dances. A special thank you to Miss Whatley for choreographing the two dances.
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THANK YOU!
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Year 6 London Trip
Day two:
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Another busy day visiting the Tate Modern, a cruise on the Thames and a flight on the Emirates Cable car.
The children are on their way back... it's all been a bit too much for some! Coach estimated time back to school: 6.30 |
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Day One:
On the coach, M&M and Lego World, Pizza Hut and Aladdin!
Photo received from Mr Turner at 4pm: All children safe and excited for pizza!
Kaleidoscope - A Multi Academy Trust
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27 parents attended the recent information session and asked some excellent questions. The meeting was very positively received.
We are very keen to hear parental views about the proposals to become an academy, so please complete the short survey below. All responses will be sent directly to the office.
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Give us your feedback
World Book Day - "Where is Wally?!"
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To celebrate 30 years of the popular book 'Where's Wally?' we are asking children to come into school dressed as a character from the books for the day.
World Book Day celebrates the joy and value of books and reading, especially for children. To help get them started on their reading journey, every child will receive a £1 World Book Day token that can either be exchanged for one of TEN special £1 books or it can be used to get £1 off any book costing £2.99 or more. Your child's token will be sent home next term and it can be redeemed at most UK bookshops. Please help your child to use it on or around World Book Day by visiting your local bookshop. You can join us building your child's enthusiasm for books well beyond World Book Day by reading together regularly and joining your local library if you are not yet members. For more information, please visit www.worldbookday.com |
The Garden of Dreams
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Year 4 at the Zoo
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Shakespeare Rocks!
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Congratulations to Year 5 for their amazing performances of 'Shakespeare Rocks'. The children performed brilliantly! |
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Safer Internet Day
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Ahead of tomorrow's annual Safer Internet Day, here are some top tips for Parents and Carers for keeping your children safe online:
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What lives at the bottom of our ocean?
This term, Year 1 have gone under the sea learning through our topic ‘What lives at the bottom of the ocean?’
They have found out lots about sea creatures but also the different types of animal groups, they have classified animals and found out about the foods they eat, where they live and what they are like. They have found out about the oceans of our world and human and physical features of the seaside.
They have found out lots about sea creatures but also the different types of animal groups, they have classified animals and found out about the foods they eat, where they live and what they are like. They have found out about the oceans of our world and human and physical features of the seaside.
6 Tips to keep young people safe
Click the heading above to view an excellent article from SWGfL about keeping children safe. 
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We have raised an amazing
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Wheelchair Basketball
This week, Year 4 & 6 were lucky enough to experience some wheelchair basketball lessons.
Kev is a wheelchair basketball player and is hoping to go to the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2020. We all had a chance to practise moving the wheelchair and then we all got to play a game.
“It wasn’t as hard to move the wheelchair as I thought.” Eddie
“I had such a good time; the best bit was defending the hoop” Grant
After we had played some games of basketball, the children had the opportunity to ask Kev questions about being in a wheelchair. Kev was a really fantastic coach and we hope to do some more sessions with him soon.
Kev is a wheelchair basketball player and is hoping to go to the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2020. We all had a chance to practise moving the wheelchair and then we all got to play a game.
“It wasn’t as hard to move the wheelchair as I thought.” Eddie
“I had such a good time; the best bit was defending the hoop” Grant
After we had played some games of basketball, the children had the opportunity to ask Kev questions about being in a wheelchair. Kev was a really fantastic coach and we hope to do some more sessions with him soon.
Ofsted Parent View
Parent view is a website created by Ofsted to collate parents & carers views of each school. The online facility means that parents can log on at any time and record their views of the school by answering 12 simple questions. These views can be amended at anytime in the future as parents/carers views change.
Parents/carers can also use the website to read the views of other parents of their child’s school or of other schools in the local area.
To access Parent View and complete the simple survey click here
Parents/carers can also use the website to read the views of other parents of their child’s school or of other schools in the local area.
To access Parent View and complete the simple survey click here
