School voting will take place for roles as Eco and School Councillors. Each class will vote for a pupil who has an interest in helping promote Recycling, caring for our Environment and contributing to an Action Plan. This year we are aiming to achieve the Eco-School Bronze Award. Mrs Sazant and Millsted promoted this in assembly to all pupils today and are planning to hold the first meeting shortly.

Our Year 3 and 4 children have begun their year learning a little team building and to overcome challenges with the Challenger Troop. No task proved too hard to complete, no obstacle impossible. All that was needed was a little courage and a grand sense of adventure.

St. Stephen’s Junior School would like to extend an invitiation to all local families to attend our annual Family sports night at the school on Friday 13th September 2019, from 6 - 8pm. Activities will include; Football, sitting volleyball, table tennis, dance, tri-golf, dodgeball, tennis and many more.

Tickets are £1 per person and fresh fruit will be provided. There will be prizes, golden tickets and a raffle too. All year 3 pupils can claim a free ticket to this event (accompanied by an adult).

Tickets can be purchased at reception or via Kym Amos, our Family Liaison Officer at St. Stephen’s Junior school: Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The 18th and 19th July heralded the annual year 6 end-of-year production and this time it was Hairsrpay Jr that was selected, a story of a determined young woman who wants to change the world by helping break down racial barriers through her enthusiasm for dance and singing.

Exective headteacher, Mr. Stuart Pywell had this to say: "As I was watching the final production of the Year 6 production of Hairspray on Friday night, the 19th July, I realised what an incredible privilege it is to be the Headteacher of such a fantastic school. Not just because of the great children and parents, their creativity, determination, resilience and drive, nor because we had put on a play with over 100 children in our local theatre, but because of how absolutely marvellous it was that our teachers and children had chosen a contentious musical, not a mainstream choice, with some little known songs and some challenging dance routines. Not only was it a success but it engaged all the children in a real project, understanding and overcoming racism. It was truly magical watching all the children supporting encouraging and engaging in such a professional way."