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Polperro Primary Academy  


Posted 22/07/2026
by Emily Randle

 


Pelynt Primary Academy   Final Week Of Summer Term 2026


Posted 22/07/2026
by Joanna Rickard

Well, that is it for our final few days of summer term 2026!

I think we have said it to all the parents at the door this week, this past academic year seems to have flown by!

Last week seen us enjoy our Graduation Celebration, and our family teddy bears picnic.  The weather was perfect for the occasion.  It was so nice to enjoy some time with all the families and chat about all the things we enjoyed with the children this past year.

As a team we pass on a huge thank you for all the lovely cards and gifts we have received.

This week was not only a goodbye to our pre-school leavers, but also to our very own lovely Mrs Carr.  We wish Mrs Carr all the very best as she gets closer to a very exciting new chapter of welcoming her baby girl into the world.  She will be visiting in the autumn term and keeping in touch, so it's not actually a goodbye, but see you soon.

We are excited to welcome Mrs Taryn Hicks to our team in the new term, and I know Mrs Hicks is equally as excited to join us.

We hope all our pre-school families have a lovely safe summer.  Let's hope this glorious weather continues for us.

Our first session for pre-school when we return is Tuesday 8th September.

Our new Parent and Toddler group starts on the following Monday at 9-11am, we look forward to seeing familiar faces and some new ones too! We hope this brings a friendly and supportive group to the village and wider community.

 

HAPPY SUMMER HOLIDAYS!

The Pre-School Team.

 

 


 


Pelynt Primary Academy  


Posted 22/07/2026
by Zoe Thompson

 


Duloe C of E Primary Academy   Heads Letter 174


Posted 22/07/2026
by Laura Cole

 


Harrowbarrow Primary Academy   Happy Summer Holidays!


Posted 22/07/2026
by Andrew Hunt

Today we said farewell to our Year 6 pupils. We wish them all the very best for the future in their new schools and thank them for the many contributions they have made during their time at Harrowbarrow. Thank you to those families who are leaving us; we wish you all the very best for the future too. To sign off for the summer, I share some photographs from the Year 6 residential to the Brecon Beacons last week. We had a glorious week of weather and had a huge amount of fun. Hopefully, this will leave the children with some lifelong memories of of their time at Harrowbarrow. 



Thank you to the all the staff and pupils who have worked so hard over the last year. It's now time to relax, unwind and recharge ready to go again in September. I wish you all a very happy summer holiday break and look forward to seeing everyone for the start of term on Monday 7th September.








 


Copper Valley Infant and Nursery Academy   Latest Head's Blog


Posted 21/07/2026
by Lynn Cox

A round up of recent events
Mayfest

As is the annual tradition, the school took part in Callington's Mayfest parade. 
To mark my final year as Head of Copper Valley, the giant was me- complete with a new addition of a bandaged right wrist! There was a great turnout of children and staff to walk with the giant. Thanks to all who came and a special thank you to Mrs Pearce who added the finishing touches to the giant Mrs Cox, Mrs Wright who pushed her around Callington and Mrs and Mrs Symons who transported her!

Y6 Sats

I was please to be able to return to work to support our Year 6 children who sat their end of Key Stage 2 tests (SATS) at the beginning of May. I was very proud with the way in which they handled the pressure. I think that this was helped, in part by the delicious breakfast which was served to the by Mrs David, Miss Jenkins and Mrs Birkenshaw. Thank you to everyone who supported the children - not forgetting Mrs Fraser who had to bag up and send off the papers!

Art Exhibition

Just before half term we were, once again, treated to a brilliant exhibition of the pupils' fabulous art work. The event was well attended with over 40 families taking the time to view the exhibition. Huge thanks to Mrs Wright for, once again, organising this event and to Mr Wright for helping her to set up the hall space.

Sports Day

Despite having to reschedule, due to poor weather,  Sports Day was once again a popular and well-supported affair. Thank you to all of the staff for making it such s great occasion. Particular thanks go to Mrs Hannaford for organising the whole event. A special thank you to the Year 6 children who ran some amazing enterprise stalls and games. Well done to the Yellow team who were this year's victors.

KS2 Production

Our wonderful Key Stage 2 pupils entertained us marvellously with their production of The Copper Valley Cup. They showcased amazing singing talent and some Broadway-worthy acting talents. A huge thank you to all involved in the production, in particular, to the fabulous Miss Owen who wrote the hilarious script.

Lego STEM Day

Y3 and Y4 were treated to a Lego STEM day. This was run by the Cognition Creative Learning Team. The children had to work inn teams, following instructions they then created their own lego models which they programmed to move and light up. The team donated all the lego used on the day. Our future aim is to set up a Lego club at both bases. Watch this space.

Careers Fair

The schools were, once again, hosts to our second annual Careers Fair. There were a range of contributors who spoke about what skills they use in their respective c careers. We were lucky to be joined by dental nurses, martial arts experts, a health and safety consultant, a local author, and KEEN 4 Gambia.


 


St Cleer Primary Academy   St Cleer PTFA Summer Fayre 2026


Posted 21/07/2026
by Michele Spencer


Thank you St Cleer PTFA and the wider school community for a fantastic Summer Fayre 2026! It was a wonderful atmosphere and the sun shone on another lovely community event. It is a team effort and we appreciate every single one of you.

 


Polperro Primary Academy   Week ending Friday 17th July


Posted 19/07/2026
by Helen Fitzsimmons


Hello Everyone!

Our final full week of the year is complete. 

We have still kept busy with our learning.

In maths, Reception have been practicing their number formation by using chalk, sand, Lego, and plenty of outdoor learning. Year 1 have been working on their knowledge of place value, and Year 2 have been practicing their skills of explaining reasoning.

We have also been busy practicing for our swimming gala on Monday, which has helped us to cool off in the heat this week.

We completed our art this half term, by using a paint program on the iPads to recreate our own John Dyer paintings. 

We also enjoyed an afternoon of board games on Thursday, which was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. 

Next Week:
Monday:
Children will be bringing their books home today so can they bring in a large, strong carrier bag, please. 


Swimming Gala:
Our Swimming Gala is on Tuesday. Our slots start  at 9:00 and parents are very welcome to come and watch us compete for our House Teams.

Wednesday:
Our last day! We finish school at 1:30pm and we say goodbye to our lovely Year 1's and Year 2's who will move into Landaviddy. We wish you well and look forward to seeing you grow in your next chapter.

From The Penhallow Team


 


Polperro Primary Academy  


Posted 18/07/2026
by Emily Randle


We have had our last full week of school and everyone has been working hard on their new playground models. It's amazing to see them develop from a sketch, to a 3D graphic model and now to a 3D architectural model.

In other news, our amazing trip to Bodmin Jail was a huge success. It was incredible to see how people were incarcerated during the Georgian and Victorian times and being able to investigate the torturous devices they had to endure as part of their 'punishments'. We finished the day with an ice-cream and play up on Hannafore beach. 

CONGRATULATIONS on our SATS results! Your hard work has paid off and we had some amazing results!! 

We ended the week with our Summer Fayre. Many Year 6s ran stalls and we raised an incredible amount of money. 

POLITE REMINDERS
Monday:
Children will be bringing their books home today so can they bring in a large, strong carrier bag, please. 

Leavers' Assembly: 
We begin at 2:30pm on Monday. We are all very excited about the day and are looking forward to sharing our memories with everyone. There's a pool party afterwards until 6:30pm.

Swimming Gala:
Our Swimming Gala is on Tuesday. Our slot is at 1:30pm and parents are very welcome to come and watch us compete for our House Teams.

Wednesday:
Our last day! We finish school at 1:30pm and Y6s will walk the red carpet out of school and onto the next stage of their education. It'll be a bittersweet day! 

That's all from us, so have a lovely weekend and see you all on Monday.

Miss Randle and Mrs Clary.

 


St Cleer Primary Academy   26 Summer2 Week 7


Posted 17/07/2026
by Jacob Lewis

 


Polperro Primary Academy   TALLAND'S BLOG 17.7.26


Posted 17/07/2026
by Ben Heasman-Langley






TALLAND'S BLOG 17.7.26


We hope you've had a fabulous week and enjoyed the school fayre! I've finally dried off -YAY!

CONGRATULATIONS to Amber, Harley, Reuben and Oliver for their excellence this week!

We hope you have a wonderful weekend and look forward to seeing you all for our final week of the school year! 

Signing off from Mr. Langley and Mr. Bishop

P.S. Books are going home on Monday so if you could give your child a BIG BAG ready for the haul home - that would be wonderful.

Photo dump incoming... 











 


Darite Primary Academy   Weekly blog 17th July 26


Posted 17/07/2026
by Sonia Norris


This is the final full week of the academic year! It seems like only yesterday, we were welcoming the children back in September! We have had a full final week to finish this term. There has been art, writing, water play and so much more. Class 1 did a fantastic performance of their music today. They showcased their learning amazingly and sounded great. 

 

 Year 6 celebrated the final full week of primary school with the traditional BBQ and water-fight. I always forget just how wet people can get during these! Luckily, the hot weather dried out the carpet! A reminder that, along with the leaver's assembly for Year 6 on Tuesday, next week the children can be collected for the holiday on Wednesday at 1.30. Can you please let us know if you are unable to collect your children at this time. 


I always take some time to reflect on the year as we near the end of the term. There has been so much to celebrate again this year from the academic progress that all children have made, to the smiles that we see every day and the welcome that all children give visitors. Darite is a very special place. Thank-you to those of you who left such wonderful comments on the parent survey - it brought a smile to our faces knowing the difference that Darite can make. Attached to this newsletter is a framework form communication that we are going to be adapting in September with help from staff, children and parents and carers. This is designed to provide clarity over how communication between school and home will take place. Please take the time to look at this as we will be looking for suggestions to improve it further. 

 


St Cleer Primary Academy   Sports Day 2026


Posted 17/07/2026
by Michele Spencer


A gloriously sunny day filled with positive energy and nervous, but ultimately proud children. A wonderful community event which was hugely supported by families. Thank you to you all and the PTFA and Coach James for helping us to create another successful event.

 


Lanlivery Primary Academy   End of the Year


Posted 16/07/2026
by Lauren Howell

The final few days

It has been very hot for the last few weeks! But, children have been enjoying lots of activities to end the school year. Most notably, is out end of year show. This year we performed The Greatest Showman. It is always magical to perform in our forest space and see so many families join us for the evening. Well done to all the children who shone on stage! 

Next week, we have a health and wellbeing day on Monday, Year 6 leaver's treat on Tuesday and Leaver's assembly on Wednesday. 

 


Brunel Primary and Nursery Academy   A week in Tregantle Class


Posted 16/07/2026
by Katie Grinsted

Fantastic French Day!

What a fantastic week we have had in Tregantle Class! 

This week, we enjoyed an amazing whole-school French Day. The children immersed themselves in all things French and had so much fun taking part in a range of exciting activities. We competed in a boules competition, made our very own Eurostars, created beautiful French flags and learnt some French words and phrases. Of course, no French Day would be complete without tasting some delicious French food - fantastique!

We also enjoyed a very special Transition Day, where the children spent time in their new classrooms and met the adults they will be working with next year. It was wonderful to see their excitement, confidence and enthusiasm as they embraced this important step in their school journey.

As always, we are incredibly proud of our Tregantle children. They continue to amaze us with their kindness, resilience and willingness to try new things. Watching how much they have grown throughout the year has been a real privilege, and we know they are more than ready for their next adventure. Bravo, Tregantle Class - what a fabulous week! 

 


Blisland Primary Academy   Pirate adventures..


Posted 15/07/2026
by Julie Pearce



Ahoy, me hearties! What a fantastic Pirate Day we've had at Storytellers Nursery!

Our little pirates had an amazing day filled with adventure and creativity. We created brilliant pirate pictures, made beautiful mermaids, and enjoyed a fabulous pirate feast together outside in the sunshine.

The afternoon was all about keeping cool with lots of splashing in the pool, zooming down the slip and slide, and hunting for hidden gold coins in the sand. There were smiles, laughter and plenty of pirate fun from start to finish!

To round off our wonderful day, every little pirate went home with a special party bag full of treasures.

Thank you to all our families for the fantastic pirate-themed outfits and for helping make the day so special. We hope everyone has enjoyed their swashbuckling adventure as much as we have!

 


Blisland Primary Academy   Splashing fun !


Posted 15/07/2026
by Julie Pearce




 


Brunel Primary and Nursery Academy   An incredible French Day at Brunel!


Posted 14/07/2026
by Darren Woolner

Quelle journee incroyable!

What a fantastic French Day we have enjoyed at Brunel today!

Our children have immersed themselves in French language, culture and traditions through a whole host of exciting and engaging activities.

From tasting delicious French treats and learning new vocabulary to creating wonderful artwork, playing games and discovering more about life in France, there have been so many incredible experiences that have brought learning to life. T

he enthusiasm, curiosity and smiles from our children have been wonderful to see, and they have embraced every opportunity with such excitement.

A huge thank you must go to Mrs Orchard, who worked incredibly hard to plan and organise such a memorable day for everyone. Her creativity, dedication and attention to detail ensured that every child had an amazing experience and created lasting memories.

Merci beaucoup, Mrs Orchard, for making today so special for Team Brunel!









 


St Cleer Primary Academy   26 Summer 2 Week 6


Posted 10/07/2026
by Jacob Lewis

 


Polperro Primary Academy   10th July 2026


Posted 10/07/2026
by Anthea Hillman


History Timeline This morning we officially unveiled our new outdoor history timeline, made possible by a generous grant from the Polperro Legion Social Club. The timeline will help pupils develop a clear understanding of the chronological order of historical periods and make connections across thousands of years of history. To celebrate, two members of the Club visited the school as our guests of honour while pupils from every class dressed as historical figures and shared their favourite periods in history, from the dinosaurs to Neil Armstrong, via a stone age man, an Egyptian mummy, Ann Boleyn, Amelia Earhart and a WW2 soldier.

Books If your child has any school reading books at home, please send them back in next week. Your child will be bringing their schoolbooks home at the end of Monday 20th July. Please provide them with a carrier bag to help carry everything home.

Clubs have finished for the year. Because of school trips and activities taking place until the end of term, there will be no extra-curricular clubs now except for wraparound (breakfast and after school club).

 End of term is fast approaching. Here are the important dates for your diary:
• Monday 13th July - Talland Class Polperro Museum visit
• Tuesday 14th July - Chaipel Class visit to Bodmin Jail
• Wednesday 15th July - Landaviddy Class visit to the Maritime Museum, Falmouth
• Thursday 16th July at 2:45pm - Guitar, Piano and Keyboard Concert, for parents and carers of children who receive lessons with Mr Grint
• Friday 17th July at 2pm FOPS Summer Fair
• Monday 20th July Y6 Leavers' Assembly and Party. 2:30 for parents and carers of pupils in Y6
  Monday 20th July books go home (carrier bag needed)
• Tuesday 21st July Swimming Gala for all year groups
• Wednesday 22nd July - End of term 1:30 finish

Have a wonderful weekend.

Mrs Hillman-

 


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Monday 20th July PTFA Summer Fayre 2-4pm. Tuesday 21st July Leavers assembly 2pm. Wednesday 22nd July final day before summer holidays begin. Children return 7th September.


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