Category: News

Goodbye and good luck to Year 6 as they leave us to move on to their new schools.  We'll miss you all!We hope our children and families have a great summer. The children return to school on Wednesday 5th September 2018.

It’s been another very successful year at Filton Avenue Primary School, in spite of some of the comments in our Ofsted report, as we continue to make year on year improvements to outcomes since the merger of the schools in September 2015. As you will see from the data below …

We'd like to say a big thank you to all the children, parents, carers, families and staff who were involved in completing the sports relief mile and collecting sponsorship. As a whole school, we raised over £1600 for sports relief charities. Well done! 

 Our playground buddies led an assembly to explain what it means to be a playground buddy and what help and support they can offer in the playground. They acted out some playground behaviour scenarios and discussed what different people might do to help.

A team from Year 3 had great fun competing in the North Bristol gymnastics competition at St Bede's on Friday. They did really well, showing their gymnastic skills and demonstrating our school values. Well Done!

Pupils in the art club at Orchard Campus have been exploring pop art. They made some colourful sun catchers.

Our Year 6 girls football team entered their first tournament on Monday 23rd April. It was organised to coincide with women's football week and the girls got the chance to play on the fantastic facilities at St Bede's.  Miss Wheeler and Mr Warren were very proud of the team, this was …

Well done to Dance Club who performed amazingly well at this year's STAGES dance festival. Their performance was to ‘You're Welcome’ from the Disney film Moana.  

The children are really enjoying the 'loose parts' in the playground. Thanks to OPAL for the inspiration and to everyone who has donated items..

Pupils at Mad Science club have been investigating weather - making tornadoes and finding out why rain does not always fall, even though there are always water droplets in the atmosphere.