Tag Rugby Saturday 20^th April 2013

Mossley Primary School hosted the annual CPSSA Tag Rugby tournament on a sunny Saturday morning. Ten schools from Congleton took part and the whole event was supported by Congleton Rugby Club. The pool matches were all competitive with some close and tense matches. The children displayed amazing skills and showed an excellent understanding of the game. The pool matches were completed and saw teams going through on try difference. The semis saw Mossley Vikings play The Quinta and Buglawton play Black Firs, these were incredibly close matches and any team could have progressed through to the final. The final saw Mossley Vikings play Buglawton, a tense match with brilliant breakaway tries and super defence finally saw Mossley Vikings emerge as winners. Helen Harrison team coach said “ I am incredibly proud of the team and the way in which they played, they have worked hard for this tournament”  The organisers thanked Congleton Rugby Club for provided match officials and sponsoring the event. 

World Book Day 

The children and staff have enjoyed a day wearing our PJ's for world book day. Our theme was bedtime stories, the children brought in their favourite bedtime reading books and teddies .

We spent the day designing and making books, book covers & book marks. In year 5 Mr Johnson's class they designed "How to" books eg 'How to change your parents into chocolate', 'How to teach an elephant to skip' and 'How to teach a monkey to dance'. Year 2 Miss Smith/Mrs Newport's class made a large class story book.

KS1 Parents were invited to a fun phonics session in the afternoon and were served with tea and cakes.

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University week

Mossley's second University Week has been a huge success. 

Children have experienced a range of activities over four afternoons.

These include: 

Baking

Greek Myths

Dance

Cheerleading

Outdoor Activities

Sign Language

Advertising and Packaging

Pet care

Nail art

Card Games

and many others.

On Wednesday December 2nd Mossley appeared in the list ranking the top twenty schools in each area. The list was published in The Daily Telegraph. 

Photograph of year 6 from 2008/9