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St Peter's Elwick C of E Primary

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A very warm welcome to St. Peter’s Elwick Church of England Primary School. This website will tell you lots about us but please do get in touch if you would like to know more.  It is an enormous privilege…

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Hartlepool Borough Council have some family activities coming up at the Museum of Hartlepool and Hartlepool Art Gallery. Most are all FREE to families, apart from the silent disco which is priced at £2 per person.

Children can work with a ceramic artist, make mini haunted houses, make cardboard Halloween props and we have a Toddler Take Over – Christmas Event for under fives.

The link to book is hartlepoolartgallery.eventbrite.co.uk or museumofhartlepool.eventbrite.co.uk
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Hartlepool Borough Council have some family activities coming up at the Museum of Hartlepool and Hartlepool Art Gallery. Most are all FREE to families, apart from the silent disco which is priced at £2 per person.

Children can work with a ceramic artist, make mini haunted houses, make cardboard Halloween props and we have a Toddler Take Over – Christmas Event for under fives.

The link to book is https://hartlepoolartgallery.eventbrite.co.uk or https://museumofhartlepool.eventbrite.co.ukImage attachment

What is an architect?

Y3/4 pupils stepped into the shoes of architects during an exciting workshop today! They explored how homes can be designed to be sustainable and environmentally friendly, learning about features that help protect our planet for the future.
The children put their creativity to work by designing and drawing their own eco-friendly houses. We were amazed by their imaginative ideas and innovative ways to make homes greener and more sustainable.

A huge thank you to Christine from RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) for delivering this wonderful session! 🌱🏠
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What is an architect?

Y3/4 pupils stepped into the shoes of architects during an exciting workshop today! They explored how homes can be designed to be sustainable and environmentally friendly, learning about features that help protect our planet for the future. 
The children put their creativity to work by designing and drawing their own eco-friendly houses. We were amazed by their imaginative ideas and innovative ways to make homes greener and more sustainable.

A huge thank you to Christine from RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) for delivering this wonderful session! 🌱🏠Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment

Today, Year 5/6 took part in an inspiring architectural design workshop created by architects from the North Yorkshire Society of Architects (NYSA). The children learned about the role of an architect and explored how architects communicate their ideas through drawings, plans, models and scale designs. They were introduced to the importance of accurate measurement and scale before taking on their own real-world design challenge.
Pupils were then launched into the MUSICBOX Primary School Design Competition, where they have been challenged to design a new installation for the Music Garden at Stockeld Park. Their brief was to create something fun, imaginative and interactive that captures the spirit of music and makes visitors smile. Using creativity, problem-solving skills and careful planning, the children developed their own unique concepts, considering shape, colour, materials and how people might experience their design. Their ideas were then presented through scaled drawings and design sketches, just as professional architects would.

We were incredibly impressed by the originality and enthusiasm shown by all of the children and look forward to seeing their final competition entries. One pupil's design could be selected to become a permanent installation at Stockeld Park for thousands of visitors to enjoy! 🌟🎶

A huge thank you to the architects (Christine and Ruth) for sharing their expertise and inspiring the next generation of designers and architects.
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Today, Year 5/6 took part in an inspiring architectural design workshop created by architects from the North Yorkshire Society of Architects (NYSA). The children learned about the role of an architect and explored how architects communicate their ideas through drawings, plans, models and scale designs. They were introduced to the importance of accurate measurement and scale before taking on their own real-world design challenge. 
Pupils were then launched into the MUSICBOX Primary School Design Competition, where they have been challenged to design a new installation for the Music Garden at Stockeld Park. Their brief was to create something fun, imaginative and interactive that captures the spirit of music and makes visitors smile. Using creativity, problem-solving skills and careful planning, the children developed their own unique concepts, considering shape, colour, materials and how people might experience their design. Their ideas were then presented through scaled drawings and design sketches, just as professional architects would.

We were incredibly impressed by the originality and enthusiasm shown by all of the children and look forward to seeing their final competition entries. One pupils design could be selected to become a permanent installation at Stockeld Park for thousands of visitors to enjoy! 🌟🎶

A huge thank you to the architects (Christine and Ruth) for sharing their expertise and inspiring the next generation of designers and architects.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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Our Values and Ethos

Christian teachings play a large part in the daily goings on at St Peter's

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