Dr Steven Forrest and Dr Bianca Kronemann worked with Sidmouth Primary School's JLT this afternoon. This is part of an Eco Games development project with Hull University. First, the children had a map of their school, which they had to divide into zones. They then used Lego to replicate features of the school before suggesting possible environmental hazards that might affect these zones. The ideas of the children will be transformed into a game which will become a learning re

Aaliyah and Jessica from the C3 Group visited Sidmouth Primary School's JLT this afternoon to review their Eco work in 2024-25. The...

Sidmouth Primary School's Junior Leadership Team met this afternoon to review last term's work for the C3 Eco Challenge award. They have...

We had a great Mind-Mapping workshop at Sidmouth Primary today, considering Eco Challenge ideas for this new academic year. As always,...

Congratulations!!! Fantastic work Miss Hyde! We are very pleased to tell you that you and your Eco-Committee at Sidmouth Primary School...

Sidmouth pupils, parents and staff are busily saving plastic bottle tops so they can exchange these for furniture. It's good to know that...

Some of our year 5 pupils from Sidmouth Primary are members of the Hull & East Yorkshire Children's University Student Leadership Board....

Having had a Spring Eco Challenge encouraging pupils and families to close curtains and blinds to save heat loss, the amazing pupils in...

Sidmouth Primary Eco Committee had a very productive meeting yesterday afternoon. They have several ideas that they are going to pop in a...

Congratulations to Sidmouth Primary School on gaining their Eco Schools Green Flag. This is what the Eco Schools Assessors had to say...

Sidmouth Primary School have received the following message: Congratulations!!! Fantastic work Ms Hyde! We are very pleased to tell you...