Race Day!
Our runners went to Colfox this week. Both teams did a fantastic job!
Our runners went to Colfox this week. Both teams did a fantastic job!
Our futsal team played the final last night... and brought home the trophy again!
We have had lots of fun dressing up at Times Table Rockstars and wearing number-related clothes, with some fantastic homemade costumes too! The children have enjoyed playing TTRS, Hit the Button and doing other fun maths in class and at break and lunchtimes.
We were thrilled to unveil our brand-new school logo earlier this year! 🏫
Several year groups in key stage two have had enormous fun recently, orienteering with Mr Kite! There are more sessions to come!
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Year four has enjoyed some workshops about flaxseed.
We are delighted with our new school sports kit!
Well done to our cross-country runners, who went to Beaminster!
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.
Huge Congratulations to all Year 3 and 4 pupils who participated in the FUTSAL tournament! Through brilliant teamwork and sportspersonship, they defeated every local school to become area champions.
Well done! ![]()
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A flavour of the fun we have had in December!
We absolutely loved our Rocksteady gig! A huge well done to all the children who took part: you performed so confidently, enthusiastically and with such joy! Thank you to all the parents who joined us to celebrate their learning.
Bridport Primary School’s choir made local history this week as they became the first ever school choir to perform at one of Weldmar Hospice care’s annual Light Up a Life services. Singing to an audience of around 200 people, the children delivered a moving and beautifully polished performance that left families, staff, and organisers full of admiration.
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.