Visit from our Lord Mayor

We were honoured to have a visit from the Lord Mayor of Bristol yesterday.  Councillor Clare Campion-Smith came to see the great work we are doing to promote learning in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) subjects.  We had plenty to show her!  We were very proud to share with her our recent bridge building project; meet our Engineering Club; see what we learn in  computer coding lessons and try out our Science garden.  This visit was part of the Lord Mayor's support for the 'Girls Can Make it' launched today.  You might see more about this on the local news or you can click the link below to find out more.

http://bristollearningcity.com/portfolio-items/bristol-girls-make-it-special-launch-event/

best wishes,

Mr Burton

Book Week 2016 highlights

Book Week Celebrations

A very special guest has just visited our school to help celebrate Book Week.  Postman Pat stopped by to listen to some readers.  He also took some time to say hi to children across the school.  He told me he was very grateful to our Reception class for showing him how to have fun on a scooter.

The Ambassadors' Party

The Ambassadors' Parties are noted for their exquisite taste....


Thank you to all the Cabot Ambassadors who have done a fantastic job representing the school over the past 3 terms.  We had a very enjoyable celebration party.  It was great to hear you share your favourite ambassadorial moments.  Thank you Mrs Green for helping get the ambassador project of the ground at Cabot.


Mr Burton

To the Ambassadors!

Thanks sharing your favourite moments "showing Mr Town around our school before he came to work here."

Year 4 Recycling Project

Our Year 4 pupils have come up with some fantastic designs for stickers to promote and encourage recycling in our community.  They were supported in their work by Felix, our very own resident street artist.  You might find some of these stickers on recycling boxes in St Paul's already.  There are plans for this project to go citywide.  Well done Mrs Carter, Miss Whitehouse and Year 4 pupils for such great work to encourage people to take more care of the environment.

Maths Week

Our Maths Learning Week has been very successful.  Throughout the week children have had a range of interesting and challenging problems to solve, all about shape.  We have had civil engineers working with us to tell us about strong shapes in bridge building, maths university students working in classes across the school and all kinds of investigations taking place.

The finale was as always our Maths fair business challenge event.  All the stalls were very busy.  we will have to wait to find out which class made the most profit!


Have a great half term everybody.

Mr Burton