Hello Yellow 2026
We have all been thinking about mental health, by wearing yellow and taking part in activities that highlight the importance of it. https://www.youngminds.org.uk/.../fundraising/helloyellow/
We have all been thinking about mental health, by wearing yellow and taking part in activities that highlight the importance of it. https://www.youngminds.org.uk/.../fundraising/helloyellow/
We received a wonderful thank you, following our harvest donation. Thank you to everyone for your contributions that really make a difference!
Our small, but mighty, cross-country runners took on Colmers Hill this weekend.
The children have returned to the new school year with enthusiasm. It has been lovely to welcome new faces and see some familiar faces return.
We have already enjoyed a wonderful music concert, from the Armonico Consort: audience participation AND they treated us to an incredible performance with cello, violin, piano and singing.
Our wonderful PTFA (Friends of Bridport Primary School) organised a new summer event... the colour run! Everyone had a fantastic time, and over £1000 was raised for BPS!
Last week, two of our Year 6s represented BPS at a Junior Youth Speaks event at the Council Chambers in Dorchester. They showed our school values of responsibility, integrity and respect and the adults were very impressed with their speech.

Year six had an amazing time in Bristol on their residential trip.
BPS Pantomime Club performance of Cinderella: what an amazing show it was!
Here are some photos of our gorgeous children in front of the fabulous set, designed by Mrs Brown and Ms Pettit.
We had the best fun EVER putting on the show and we were SO impressed with the children's confidence and enthusiasm; we can't wait to run the club again in the autumn term!
This week, we had a visit from Katrina, from Coram Life Education. She came to deliver some workshops to each class, related to their PSHCE work.
What a great day at the Woodroffe Maths Roadshow for our year 4s!
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!
We are thrilled to announce that BPS raised £219.23 for Comic Relief. Thank you to everyone who brought in donations and bought cakes. Every penny will go towards this fantastic cause, helping others who are less fortunate than us.

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...
We enjoyed dressing up as our favourite characters!