We were delighted to welcome John, a volunteer from the RNLI, to come and take an assembly on the important role the lifeboat plays in saving lives at sea. The children enjoyed seeing how quickly a Year 6 pupil and member of staff could change into appropriate clothing when there is an emergency and they…
Ofsted say that Pupils at Cockwood School Flourish! We are delighted to share the link to our latest Ofsted report, carried out in October 2023. https://files.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/50233756
Please click the link below to view the newsletter. December 2023 Newsletter
Pupils entertained a packed audience at The Langstone Cliff Hotel last week with this year’s Christmas production, ‘The Magical Jigsaw Puzzle’. The children told the traditionnal story of the Nativity as the jigsaw comes to life and is pieced together. They began the performance at a busy, bustling market place full of cheery carol singers…
We were extremely proud of our choir who performed alongside the Teacher Rock Choir at Exeter Cathedral last week. The children sang an incredible version of Adele’s , ‘Make you feel my love’, as well as joining in with the whole choir singing, ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’, ‘Let it Be’ and ‘Rule the World’, amongst…
Please click the link below to download the newsletter November 2023 Newsletter
Dear Parents and Friends of Cockwood School, Sally Stoneman – Chairman, Hannah Strudwick – Vice Chairman, Charlie Crowe – Treasurer, Rachel – Secretary & Katie Orchard – supporting secretary. We are your new PFA committee for Cockwood Primary School. We are very excited to take on our new roles and hope that we can do…
The choir were delighted to sing at the Hope Church Christmas Fayre on Saturday. They sang a wide range of traditional Christmas carols which entertained the packed auditorium. It was wonderful to see so many of you come to support the children and we appreciate you taking time out of your weekend to bring them…
The whole school came together to raise money for Children in Need on Friday. Pupils were given the option to come to school in their pyjamas or home clothes in exchange for pennies and loose change. Each class covered pictures of Pudsey Bear with the pennies, alongside selling Pudsey Bear biscuits, we raised an amazing…
We were very proud of Class 1 who performed ‘Macbeth’ to a packed audience in the Village Hall; their version included a range of traditional quotes, story-telling, songs and a fabulous witches dance routine. The chidlren delivered their lines with confidence and really embraced the challenge of performing Shakespeare- a wonderful achievement.