Here you can see lots of the latest Sherbrooke news as it happens.
We welcomed wonderful women from the SJS community for Mothers' Day lunch this half term. It was fabulous to see so many supportive female role models visit to have lunch with their loved ones. Thank you SJS parents for your continued support.
PUPILS threw themselves into World Book Day 2025 and Reading Leaders were inundated with hundreds of beautifully decorated spoons for a display in school.
Winners were selected by the Reading Leader Team and pupils went home with their choice of book and even an Easter egg.
A big thank you to all the children who took part and to our wonderfully supportive parents and carers.
Y6 children had a Hate Crimes workshop with PCSO Chris Lowe this week where we learnt about the different types of hate crime and the devastating impact they can have on the victims. We discussed Cyberbullying in more depth before being able to see inside the police van! This was a very powerful lesson for the children and we look forward to PCSO Chris returning on 12th March for our knife crime workshop.
Sir John Sherbrooke's choir travelled to Sheffield to take part in the incredible Young Voices choir, joining over 4,500 other children in the largest choir in the city. They had an amazing time, showcasing their resilience and teamwork throughout the day. It was a fantastic experience filled with music, excitement, and unforgettable memories.
The children had an amazing time celebrating Rainbow Week and were lucky enough to participate in a range of wheelchair sports across the week!
Well done to all our SJS show-stoppers who performed in this year's Christmas show. Parents and carers were treated to musical performances by pupil's playing a range of instruments and for some students it was their first time playing to an audience!
Year 3 and 4 sang their hearts out this year and a special 'well done' to all the understudies who stepped-up when needed.
Pupils shared in a collective worship and festive sing-a-long at St Wilfrid's Church in Calverton this month.
The whole school attended this inclusive event which supported the students' R.E. work. It was a chance to deliver food, kindly collected by Pupil Parliament, for the food bank.
A big thanks to Rev. Sam Hustwayte for leading the service.
Well done to all the teams who took part - we had so much fun and built our resilience, teamwork, communication and design skills!
Pupils have had an amazing day learning about mental health and wellbeing. Over £200 has been raised so far and donations are still coming in! Well done everyone! We are so proud of you all!
A big thank you to Mrs Ramsden for organising it.
More children than we ever had before, earned reading certificates in this week's reading assembly!
Well done children and grown-ups for encouraging such fabulous reading.
Remember gold certificate readers get a free book from the school vending machine.
Platinum certificate readers will be invited to a special afternoon tea with Mrs Sansom this half term.