Harvest Service at Church

SPSM would like to thank all the parents, carers and families who donated goods to our Harvest appeal.  All of your generous gifts will be shared within the community - going to families in need who will be really grateful to receive some additional support in difficult times.  There were so many donations and this showed that we really live out our school values of compassion and thankfulness.  Our Harvest service helped us to remember how fortunate and blessed we all are, even when things seem difficult.  Years 1 & 2 gave a wonderful drama performance relating to Harvest by performing a drama version of 'The Little Red Hen' which helped reinforce the message of working together and sharing our good fortune.  Minister Maggie Hamand reminded us that the food we enjoy comes from all around the world and that we have a responsibility to share God's good gifts with our global community.  We were also lucky enough to have thoughtful prayers and readings (Matthew 13:31-32) delivered by our children in Years 4 and 5.  

World Afro Day - 2026

World Afro Day (WAD) is celebrated each 15th September and this year, we marked the special day again.  Our teaching, learning and community helped to reinforced how WAD is a time to acknowledge and celebrate Afro hair and identity, alongside the history of Afro hair and traditions.  We also took time during WAD celebrations to embrace, share and show off our different and wonderful styles.  We think you will agree that SPSM showed off and showcased the wonderful richness of inclusion and diversity here at our school.

A Summer of Swimming

It has been a wish of many SPSM children that we have our own swimming pool.  Well, for a few beautiful weeks in the Summer Term, this wish came true!  Children in KS2 had fun in the pool each day but more importantly, they learnt vital life skills through swimming lessons.  We know that our children will now have more confidence around water as well as having some great memories!

Roller Disco - Summer Term

During the Summer Term, Years 4, 5 and 6 brought glitz and glamour to SPSM by holding our first ever roller disco!  The theme was, of course, glitz, glitter and glamour and our children really shone through - not only were their outfits dazzling but so too were their roller skating skills!  We look forward to this being an annual SPSM event.

Whole School Blessing - 2026

Father Andrew and Mother Andrea visited SPSM today to welcome in the new academic year and bless our school and every person here.  They spoke about how God's love sees us through our days, both in familiar settings and new situations we may find ourselves in.  Using blessed water and an olive branch (a great link to this term's value of 'Peace'), God's love and blessing was given.  We look forward to a wonderful new school year and, through God's love we will achieve our very best.

Leavers' Service

It is that time of year again when we say 'goodbye' to Year 6 and send them off on the next part of their education journey - Secondary School!  Their time at SPSM and all of their successes were recognised in a special Church service today.  We celebrated Year 6 through songs, hymns, Bible readings and a reflection on our school values.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Year 6.  Good luck and God Bless you all.

Reception Graduates!

Well, they did it, Reception worked hard all year and today, they fully graduated from EYFS to Key Stage One!  The children have a wonderful journey ahead of them and they are all heading in the same direction, a bright future.  Congratuations to you all, we hope you enjoyed celebrating on your special day.

Prom - 2026 

Prom was a little later this year however, we still made sure we said a special saying goodbye to Year 6 as they move on to a new and exciting part of their education journey.  What better way to do this than our school (Y6) Prom.  We are always sorry to see our wonderful Year 6 children leave us but we make sure that we celebrate their achievements and our headteacher, Mrs Lot, once again pulled out all the stops at the Prom celebration.  As promised, it was an evening of fun and celebration as our Year 6 children prepared to make the leap from Primary to Secondary School.  Everyone was suited and booted and danced the evening away.  They even enjoyed a meal especially prepared by the school Senior Leadership team!  Year 6, we will miss you but we wish you all the luck in the world!

Talent Show, 2026 - SPSM's Got Talent!

Our annual talent show proved that SPSM really does have a whole heap of amazing talent!.  We were treated to singing, dancing, jokes and instrumental performances - watch out talented celebrities!  Our photos showcase that talent, why not take a look?  Our children are all winners in our eyes, well done to all those who took part and inspired children to join in next year and follow their aspirations.  A huge thank you to Miss Foster for organising the event and talking children through auditions and rehearsals before their big moment.  Thank you also to the Parent Association who provided refreshments on the day.  It was a tough job for the judges and they spent a long time deliberating so, who were the winners?  The winning categories were KS1 and KS2:

SPSM's TALENT SHOW WINNERS 2026 - KEY STAGE 1:

First place:  Mia-Rose, Ariyah & Renae, dancing to 'Can't Stop this Feeling'.

Second place:  Faiza, Athena & Maranatha, dancing to 'Bino and Fino'.

Third place:  Amelia & Soniyah, dancing to 'Big Guy'.

SPSM's TALENT SHOW WINNERS 2026 - KEY STAGE 2:

First place:  Zeon-Che, dancing to 'Beat It'.

Second place:  Acacia, Renee, Amalia & Nylah, dancing to 'It's Me'.

Third place:  Suria, Edrianna & Tahani, singing and dancing to 'I Want You Back'.

Art Exhibition 

Over the year, children at SPSM are inspired to create artwork based on some of our best loved and well known artists and creative inspirations.  At the same time, children learn about the lives of these artists and reflect on art that they have studied and how this links to our school values and children's own spiritual and moral development - The Arts are a wonderful platform to embrace our school vision of supporting one another to achieve our best, aspiring to promising futures.  Work from each class is displayed in our annual Art Exhibition - a show of appreciation and celebration of the artistic talent across our school.  We were delighted to be able to open up our exhibition for all the families within our school.  If you couldn't visit the exhibition in person, you can see the wealth of talent that was on display in our photo gallery below.  A big thank you to Miss Foster for nurturing and inspiring our artistic talents and for putting together an exhibition not only to be proud of but that shows the artists of the future!