It was a truly engaging experience, and it was clear how much effort and enthusiasm had gone into planning the activities.

The range of maths activities was fantastic—particularly the dice games, the “count to 100” challenge, and the 'guess the number of sweets' challenge! These activities made maths feel fun, interactive, and accessible for everyone involved.

We were also very grateful for how accommodating and helpful everyone was throughout the morning. The warm and welcoming atmosphere made a real difference and ensured the whole experience was both enjoyable and memorable. And of course, the homemade biscuits were a lovely touch!

Every class enjoyed some challenges on Friday as part of our Red Nose Day event. Here are a few photos of Langdon and their buddies from Watton doing an obstacle course...

Here are some quotes...

You should all feel incredibly proud of your achievements: the Year 3/4 girls finished 3rd overall, the Year 3/4 boys finished 2nd overall, the Year 5/6 girls finished 2nd overall, and the Year 5/6 boys finished 4th overall.

Well done!

The choir performed four carefully chosen songs — Fix You, Somewhere Only We Know, Lean On Me, and A Million Dreams — each one adding to the reflective and uplifting atmosphere of the event. Their voices carried across the gathering with confidence, warmth, and remarkable musicality for such a young ensemble.

The choir did the school proud. Not only did they sing with heart, but their behaviour throughout the evening was described as impeccable, showing maturity beyond their years at what is a deeply meaningful community occasion.

Weldmar representatives expressed their gratitude and delight at welcoming the choir, noting that their contribution brought a special new dimension to the service.

For Bridport Primary School, it was a memorable milestone — and one that has clearly resonated with everyone who attended.

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The team took part in the Colmers Hill running event last Saturday - Niamh, Gracie, Ella P, Skylar, Luke, Vernon, Jonathan and Solly. Everyone did an amazing job navigating the course (and dodging the sheep along the way!). The girls’ team scored a total of 57 points and the boys’ team came second overall with 46 points, narrowly missing out on first place by just one point! A super effort all round - well done, team!

These are the team members who worked well with everyone, showing care and consideration, listening to others and being all-round good team-players.

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Outstanding dancing, wonderful singing and confident acting made this a show to be proud of.  Here are some of the comments from our parents....

He has taken pride of place in our entrance foyer so that he can be admired by all our guests and visited by the children and staff when they need a quiet moment of reflection.

They prepared and delivered a balanced argument on whether mobile phones should be allowed in school. They were an absolute credit to the school and should be very proud of themselves!

With hot dogs in hand and eyes down on cards, Bridport families turned bingo night into a heartwarming win for local hospice care

This included a dance off, over and under, heads and tails toss, a rock/paper/scissor off AND a draw off (you might recognise the model for this). Despite our best efforts, the children were victorious! 

We had three Year 3/4 teams and three Year 5/6 teams taking part (amazing!), and so many of our runners finished in the top three places in their laps! 

• Year 3/4 Team A finished 3rd overall. 

• Year 3/4 Team B won their event and finished 7th overall. 

• Year 3/4 Team C placed 11th overall. 

• Year 5/6 Team A finished in 2nd place. 

• Year 5/6 Team B won their event and finished 4th overall. 

• Year 5/6 Team C came 10th overall. 

They have progressed onto the second round of the Dorset Girl’s football tournament after beating St Osmond’s middle school 9-0 on Thursday afternoon.

All the girls represented BPS with pride and demonstrated fantastic sporting attitudes throughout. Well done girls!

Everyone in the team played brilliantly, demonstrating skill, teamwork and determination to overcome many tough opponents, without conceding a goal!

They will now progress on to the finals to play against the winners of the Beaminster tournament.