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F2 children had a wonderful day at The Deep. They were amazed by the sea life and learnt all about why it is important to keep our beaches and oceans clean.
Doncaster secondaries sync transition dates meaning transition week is here!
Better syncing suggests school leaders trying to work together.
Schools get criticised when they don't work as a team, so happy credit when they do!
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@SchoolMallard I really appreciated meeting the pupils this week. They were amazing. They responded so well. I loved their personalities and smartness walking around the corridors. As a CEO this is all you need! @ExceedLP
140 pupils from Mallard Primary School performed in the Recital Concert on Friday 28th June to a full audience of parents and carers. Our pupils from Year 1 to 6 were so excited to show off their musical skills, with a wide range of ensembles and groups performances.
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Balby, we are coming to DN4... 🤝
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Year 3 had a brilliant day at the Royal Armouries in Leeds where they took part in workshops finding all about Boudicca's rebellion and how to be a Roman soldier. The children were fantastic all day and a credit to the school.
On Tuesday, a group of Year 5 children visited the Dome to attend the 2024 Doncaster Storytelling Festival. The children had the opportunity to meet with a variety of children's authors and illustrators, including Paul Cookson, Liz Million, Phil Sheppard and Anna Brooke.
Sing Out 2024 at The Dome was an amazing experience for our students at Mallard Primary School. Over the past few weeks, they have spent hours learning all of the songs and actions in our Sing Out Choir after-school club and did themselves proud.
On June 19th, some of our year 5 children took part in the Primary Enterprise Challenge. The children pitched sensory rooms that they had created and designed to a panel of judges. The children were such confident performers when pitching to the judges. Well done year 5!
On Friday 14th June, Year 5 and 6 pupils performed at St John's Hospice in Balby for their annual summer coffee morning to help raise funds for the hospice. It was a fabulous event with the children performing Lean on Me, Is this the way to Amarillo and other well-received songs.
‘The tasty, nutritious meals are the best part.’
‘Mallard Primary School offers a lot of learning opportunities. The teachers are always there to help when there is a student in need.’
‘Explanations are clear and easy to understand. If your child attends this school, you are giving them the best chance. Mallard has given me everything I need to prepare me for my secondary years.’
‘In our school, the teachers are really great at teaching every subject across the curriculum. The dinner options are a bonus too!’
‘All lessons come with full explanations, and the teachers and support staff are there to help and answer any questions.’
‘In our school, there are great teachers, great lessons and great dinner options.’
‘This is an amazing school: really kind and caring teachers; amazing learning opportunities; lots of help if you neeedd it! There is a range of topics to learn, which are taught to you in fun and easy ways. Mallard Primary School is a really good option for anyone looking for a new school.’
‘I like using the DT equipment like the wood cutting saws.’
‘Mallard Primary School is a great school with plenty of opportunities. The staff are always keeping a close eye on the children to make them safe.’
‘School dinners are brilliant, and the kitchen staff are even nicer!’
‘Our school is a great place to learn. Everyone in the school is amazing, kind and caring.’
‘I love the science sessions because of the practical investigations.’
‘I can’t wait for the Year 6 residential trip. I am so excited for this experience!’
‘Mallard Primary School is the school to choose because the teachers make learning fun (as possible). Additonally, you have many opportunities like signing up for Pupil Parliament, and a range of after-school clubs.’
‘Our school has many positive aspects. The behaviour is outstanding; play-time includes a variety of activities; teachers in the school community offer help and support. This school shows how everyone is treated fairly, equally and this is why I come here!’
‘I love maths and PE sessions because the teachers make them enjoyable.’