BBC Bug Hunt

Cabot Pupils were back at the BBC again last week. This time they were working with Mike Dilger from The One Show to carry out a Bug Hunt.  Children were investigating what creatures live in the BBC gardens as they are now so we can compare if there are more after the Living Classroom has been built.

Opening Ceremony

Today we celebrated the opening of our new extension and learning areas. The Lady Mayoress of Bristol cut the ribbon to declare us officially open.  Mr Glyn Berwick, our Chair of Governors, gave a speech, celebrating not only the improvements to our building but also the rise in standards and our recent GOOD judgement from Ofsted.  We know the new resources and learning opportunities will help us continue our improvement journey even further.

It was great to have so many parents come to help us celebrate along with community friends and ex staff members.  Days like these remind us what a joy it is to be part of the Cabot community.

The Bristol Post have given us some coverage of this event.

http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Extra-space-means-offer-says-head-expanded/story-26376977-detail/story.html

Best Wishes,

Mr Burton

Official Opening Ceremony

Wednesday 22nd April - 10 am

Dear All,

We will be having an official opening ceremony of the new extension to Cabot on Wednesday 22nd April at 10 am.  The Lord and Lady Mayoress will be coming to declare the new building officially open.  You are all welcome to come and see this event take place outside the front of the school.  We hope to see you there.

Mr Burton

Computer reuse scheme

Dear Parents,

I have been made aware of a computer recycling scheme you may be interested in.  Please see the details below and contact the number above for more information.

Call today on 0117 3706 375

Byteback IT Solutions > Re-use scheme

Get connected for as little as £75 We want Bristol to be a truly inclusive and connected digital city where anyone who wants a computer at home can have one. Apply for a low cost Windows 7 computer We have created, with the help of Bristol City Council, local business and residents, a citywide scheme to make available a low cost Windows 7 computer to individuals and families who are on a low incomes or who experience other disadvantages. These refurbished computers will be available to eligible applicants from as little as £75.00 and includes a 6 month warranty, with telephone support and advice. If you would like to make an application you can fill out the Online Form or download and print our Computer Reuse Application Form and send the completed application back to us at Bristol Computer Reuse, Byteback IT Solutions Ltd, Unit 1 Brewery Court, North Street, Bristol BS3 1JS. Your contact information will be treated confidentially and will only be used to keep you informed about the computer reuse scheme. Initially these computers will be issued on a one system per household basis. If you live in a multi-occupancy household and your application is declined, please contact us here. Do you or your business have unwanted computer equipment that you'd like to be used to help people in need in your community? Please contact us here

New Reception Area

Our new Reception outside area is open and children have already been making use of the new and exciting learning resources.

Easter School - celebration

After Year 6's hard work over the Easter break, we had a little celebration at Jungle Rumble.  Well done for all your hard work Year 6.

Easter School

Well done to all the year 6 pupils who have attended Easter School during the holidays.  You are a very committed group of learners.  Mr Ross, Miss Huish, Miss Davies and Mrs Cartlidge are very committed teachers!