At Sharow School, Religious Education is an important part of helping our pupils understand and appreciate the diverse world around them. Today, we were delighted to welcome Imran from Muslim Learner Services, who led an engaging session about Islamic beliefs, practices, and traditions. Experiences like this give our children the opportunity to ask questions, challenge stereotypes, and develop respect for different faiths and cultures—skills that are essential for life in modern Britain.
After being postponed once due to wet weather and again because of the heatwave, we were finally able to hold our Sports Afternoon on Monday. The event was enjoyed by everyone, with all children showing great enthusiasm, determination, and team spirit...
This week, our Year 6 visited Queen Ethelburga’s to take part in Crucial Crew.The children worked with a range of professionals to learn about important safety topics, helping them to make safe and informed choices as they prepare for secondary school. It was an...
Year 3/4 recently enjoyed a special trip to Ripon Cathedral for a Sacred Art Day based on the theme “Roots of Love.” During the day, the children explored ideas about who we are, how we grow and develop, and the importance of religion, faith, and family in shaping our...