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Two children attended the Refugee Week celebration at the Civic Centre, where they proudly showcased a selection of children’s work based on the theme of courage. The display included a range of thoughtful poems and creative artwork that reflected the children's understanding of courage. The children also demonstrated courage themselves by standing in front of an audience and confidently sharing their work. By taking part in the celebration, both children embodied the Goldtho

This morning, Goldthorn Park had the honour of receiving the Commonwealth Games baton 2026, delivered personally by the children of St Luke’s Primary School. Our Welcome Committee greeted them proudly at the front gates before inviting them to enjoy refreshments of cake, cookies, and cold drinks, a warm and delicious start to the celebration. The rest of Goldthorn lined the pathway, waving flags, cheering, and filling the air with music and the vibrant rhythm of dhol drummin

Our Year 6 children took part in informative and supportive puberty sessions led by our school nurses. These sessions focused on helping children understand the physical and emotional changes that occur as they grow older, providing a safe space to ask questions and build confidence. The children explored how different parts of the brain work, and how this can influence feelings, decision-making, and behaviour. Important topics such as risk-taking, peer pressure, worries, and

We were delighted to welcome families into school for our World Environmental Day Workshop, where children and parents came together to celebrate and care for our wonderful planet. A highlight of the event was hearing the children confidently share a range of fascinating facts about our environmental impact, demonstrating their growing knowledge and passion for protecting the Earth. We also proudly introduced our Goldthorn Park-themed poem, “Our GOLDEN Promise to the Earth,”

Our Year 2 children had a fantastic time exploring the area around school as part of their geography fieldwork. Working in small groups, they followed a map to spot different physical and human features in the environment. Along the way, they also investigated where local animals live and discussed how our actions can help – or harm – their habitats. It was a brilliant hands‑on learning experience that brought their geography and science topics to life!

Our Year 1 children enjoyed meeting Rosalind this morning and learning about road safety. They listened carefully about how to stay safe on the road. They were reminded how they need to stop, look and listen and recognise safe places to cross.

This month, Goldthorn Park is proudly taking part in Walk to School Month! We’re encouraging all children to stay active by walking to school whenever possible. To support this initiative, Year 2 have taken part in a road safety session with our school crossing patrol, helping them learn how to stay safe while walking near and crossing roads.

Reception children had a special visit from a road safety officer! They learned important tips on how to cross the road safely and practiced them with lots of enthusiasm. To make learning even more fun, the officer also taught the children a catchy road safety song, helping them remember the key rules while singing along. It was a fantastic, interactive session that combined learning with fun, helping our children stay safe on their way to and from school.

Our Year 4 pupils had an exciting and informative visit from the SPARKS team, where they learned all about fire safety and how to stay safe in everyday situations. During the session, the children discovered just how quickly a fire can spread and discussed common hazards that can be found in the home. They also learned the importance of having working smoke alarms and how these can save lives. The team didn’t just focus on fire safety—they also shared valuable advice about wa

The children had an amazing time learning all about the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi today. They took part in a special assembly led by a spiritual visitor, who showed them a range of Sikh artefacts such as the sword (kirpan) and kara, helping to deepen their understanding in a meaningful way. After this, the children enjoyed some downtime where they got creative, making Vaisakhi cards for their friends and family. It was lovely to see their thoughtful designs and messages....

Year 5 were fortunate to welcome one of our parents into school, who spoke to the children about Hinduism, sharing valuable insights and helping to deepen their understanding.

What an incredible performance Years 3 and 4 put on in their spring production of Dragon Days ! The children have worked so hard over the past weeks, and it truly showed on stage—their singing, acting, and confidence were fantastic, and the whole show wouldn’t have been out of place on a West End stage. They were absolutely amazing, and we are so proud of each and every one of them for creating such a memorable performance.

WOW - all of the children's Easter Bonnets were fabulous and we really appreciate your effort and time when creating them. What a wonderful memory for the children to have their very own parade to show off their beautiful creations. The children were beaming and wanted to wear their bonnets all day.

Friday 20th March 2026 Headteacher’s Message – Careers Week Celebrations Dear Parents and Carers, This week, our Year 5 and Year 6 pupils have enjoyed a wonderful range of experiences as part of Careers Week here at Goldthorn Park Primary. It has been inspiring to see our children so engaged, curious, and enthusiastic as they explored the many possibilities their futures can hold. On Tuesday , pupils took part in a fantastic careers carousel where a wide variety of represent

Our school was proud to take part in the London Mini Marathon, an inspiring event that brought together children and parents in a celebration of energy, determination, and community spirit. Our children embraced the challenge with enthusiasm and excitement, showing great commitment throughout.