Take a look at the fantastic achievements of some of the children this year so far in our school.
If you think you have a news story to be shared about one of our children or staff members, then simply email it to Mrs Dominey or Mrs Foster, we always enjoy celebrating well deserved successes.
Mrs Dominey = ldominey@lmpsdorset.co.uk
Mrs Foster = afoster@lmpsdorset.co.uk
On Monday 18thMarch the Year 4 children had the opportunity to take part in a young artists workshop organised by Purbeck Arts Week. Local artist Helen Biles inspired our children and showed them how to create sculptures out of wire.
This term our Student Voice chose to support ‘Comic Relief’ and as ever all the children at Lytchett Matravers did a great job.
25th February - 10th March... Every year our children produce incredible work surrounding Fairtrade and the importance of a fair wage.
COLOURFUL and vibrant characters from the world of literature were brought to life by pupils and staff at Lytchett Matravers Primary School. From fairytale characters, crossed dressed boys, to the amusing characters from David Walliams’s books- the school was full of well-loved and animated book characters!
On Thursday 7thMarch, 13 of our students travelled over to Bournemouth Rugby Club to participate in a Tag Rugby Festival. There were lots of other schools there with over 250 children attending the event. The emphasis was on fun and enjoyment as only 5% of the children there actually play rugby outside of school.
Dear Parents,
The rest of the Digital Leaders and I would like to invite you to a meeting with Dorset Police’s Safer Schools Community Team on Wednesday 27th February 2019 at 9.15 to 10.15 in the hall.
On Tuesday the 5thFebruary, Year 3 went on a school trip to Stonehenge.
On Wednesday the 30th of January, Anneka Schofield and Emma Stephens from the RSPB visited our school to help us complete a Big School Bird Watch.
On Thursday 24th January, SusTrans began their second visit to L.M.P.S at 1:20pm.
Article 31- We have the right to relax and play!
2018 marks the centenary of the end of the Great War. After spending the last half term learning about the war in RE, history and English, Year 6 decided to make the Armistice the subject of their Christmas production.
This year, I wanted to do something before Christmas to help other people and so I decided to do a collection for Poole food bank. The food bank helps give food to people who can't afford to feed their family or themselves.