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.
On Thursday, we were delighted to welcome Tm Bates from the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation, who delivered exciting cricket sessions for our pupils. The visit helped us promote Schools’ Cricket Day on 23rd April, held in support of the Women’s Cricket World Cup. Pupils...
On Friday, we were delighted to watch the Jervaulx Singers perform at St John’s Church. What a delight it was – the performance was uplifting and thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. We are also pleased to share that the Jervaulx Singers will be performing again at...
What has happened at Sharow This weekWhat an action-packed and uplifting week it has been here at Sharow School! Children from Years 1 to 6 represented us brilliantly in the Cross Country competition at Outwood Ripon. They demonstrated resilience, determination and...