Dates: From 27^th July to  7^th August
Times: 9:00am – 15:00pm
Price: £20 a day, bookable on Arbor. Tax free childcare vouchers can be used.
Location: Ridgeway Primary Academy

As we have successfully done for the last few years, we will be sharing our Summer Club with Ridgeway Primary Academy, which will be held at their school. Children will need to bring a snack, a packed lunch and a water bottle.

For further information, please see the email send earlier in the week or email office@rpa.learnat.uk.

It was once again a full house with parents, teachers and friends of the school all battling it out to be crowned Quiz Team Champions, hosted this time in the Church Hall (Great Bowden Pre-school).

A huge thank you to everyone who came along, took part, donated, and helped make the evening such a fun and memorable one. A special thank goes to our fabulous quiz hosts Katie and Mike Knott, who brought so much energy and fun to the night. And to the wonderful organising team Caroline, Frances and Charlotte, among (many) others, working hard behind the scenes.

We are so lucky to have such a supportive school community, from our active PTA to our wonderful parents and volunteers, who work so hard all year round to create these brilliant events. Your continued support makes such a difference to our school.

We can’t wait for more fun events ahead. Watch this space.

Throughout the day, the children took part in three hands-on workshops, trying activities such as building catapults and helicopters, powering vehicles with balloons, using microscopes, exploring π (pi), and investigating light. Miss Southam also led a creative and fascinating workshop on chromatography, which the children thoroughly enjoyed.

The pupils were equally inspired by the guest speakers – including a science teacher from Robert Smyth Academy and a speaker from the University of Leicester, who shared fascinating insights about space.

A huge thank you to Robert Smyth Academy and the incredible volunteers, including Miss Southam and Mrs Cave, for making this fantastic event possible.

We definitely have some budding scientists, inventors and mathematicians in our midst!

In the afternoon, the children loved choosing their free World Book Day books from the stall using their tokens. We were also delighted by the brilliant response to the after-school pop-up, with so many families popping in to browse and buy a book or two.

A big thank you to everyone who supported the stall. Quinns once again offered their 10% cashback for schools, and Danny was pleased to tell us that the event raised £44.36 for Great Bowden Academy to spend on books. We’ve already used this to add some wonderful new titles from our recommended reading wishlist to the school library.

Danny shared this lovely message with us:
“Thank you again for a SUPERB book stall event at school on World Book Day! It is always a pleasure to see the kiddies getting excited about reading and books.”

And we couldn’t agree more.

Thank you Quinns — and thank you to all our book lovers!

In truth, the first two matches could easily have been convincing wins if it hadn’t been for some outstanding goalkeeping from the opposition, with countless saves keeping the scores level. On another day those chances may well have found the back of the net!

The boys worked brilliantly together and represented the school with real pride. Their efforts this season mean they are set to finish around mid-table in the league, a strong result in a very competitive group. They narrowly missed out on promotion, but their commitment and team spirit have been excellent all season.

Well done to the whole team – you should be very

And to our wonderful, smart, fun, kind, adventurous, and thoughtful children – you are the future, and we can all learn so much from you.

We are so lucky to have each and every one of you in our school community. Here’s to celebrating women in all their greatness, today and every day!

The children took part in a range of fantastic sessions – using Lego to explore where the most energy is used in schools, discovering how we can develop our school grounds to become more biodiverse and wildlife-friendly, and learning about the ways the cathedral is working to become more sustainable. They even made their own seed balls to help encourage wildflowers and pollinators.

As part of the visit, the group also enjoyed a tour of the cathedral, where they saw King Richard III’s tomb, travelled sustainably by train, enjoyed lunch together in the sunshine, and even had time to celebrate some of their favourite eco books as it was World Book Day!

A highlight of the day was the children presenting their eco project:
“Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference – Improving Recycling and Reducing Plastic Waste.”

The presentation shared all the fantastic work the Eco Team has been doing this year. The judges were incredibly impressed by how confidently the children explained their ideas and reflected on the impact of their work. We are thrilled to share that they were awarded the Eco-Factor Project Award for ‘the most impressive presentation’ – a huge well done.

We are so proud of their enthusiasm, commitment and passion for protecting our planet. Well done team.

A huge thank you to the Diocese Board of Education for organising such a brilliant event, and to the many organisations who supported the day, including Let’s Go Zero, Nature Park and PECT.

At Great Bowden Academy, reading is one of our BIG things, so it’s no surprise that World Book Day is one of our favourite days of the year!

This year the children came to school dressed for our ‘Cosy Up and Read’ non-uniform day, and we loved seeing the fantastic decorated masks inspired by their favourite books. It was a brilliant way to celebrate the stories and characters that children love most.

We started the day with a whole school World Book Day assembly, before heading back to class to explore our whole-school text, ‘The Barnabus Project’ by the Fan Brothers. Inspired by the story of Barnabus – a “failed project” who escapes a secret lab to find a place where he belongs – the children completed creative writing and artwork, thinking carefully about the themes of belonging, difference and acceptance.

Later in the morning, the children met in their school houses for a fun Book Cover Treasure Hunt, searching for clues hidden around the school. This was followed by one of our favourite parts of the day – paired reading, where older pupils teamed up with younger ones to share and read their favourite books brought in from home.

In the afternoon, after enjoying their Harry Potter themed lunch, classes continued exploring The Barnabus Project, with quizzes, creative activities and a collaborative frieze, before finishing the day with more paired reading in house groups.

It was a wonderful day celebrating the joy of books, stories and reading together. A huge well done to all our readers.

They encouraged everyone to question their rubbish — Can it be recycled? Can it go in one of our school recycling bins? Why does recycling really matter?

We’re excited to share that they have now launched the Warburtons Bakery Free Recycling Programme in partnership with TerraCycle. Families are invited to bring in clean bakery packaging which we will collect and send off to be recycled, helping to reduce plastic waste.

We are so proud of the confidence and leadership our Eco Team showed in collective worship — true ambassadors for positive change.

As they reminded us all - Reduce! Reuse! Recycle!

We kicked things off with the ever-popular PTA Valentine’s Bake Sale – and what a treat it was. A huge thank you to everyone who baked, bought and volunteered. Even the weather couldn’t dampen our spirits as we moved the stall indoors. The team raised an impressive £260 – amazing!

Our in-house caterers, Miquils, also shared the love with a special Valentine’s-themed lunch, complete with hearts, balloons and thoughtful touches. It was a wonderful opportunity for the children to sit together and reflect on what makes their friendships so special.

We do love celebrating the little moments – spreading smiles while raising valuable funds for our school community. Thank you for your continued support.

Working scientifically, the children investigated whether the distance from a sound source affects its volume. Using a sound meter to collect accurate data, they carefully considered how to keep their test fair and drew thoughtful conclusions from their results. We were so impressed with their teamwork and reasoning skills.

They’ve also been learning about high and low pitch – and what better way to explore this than by creating their very own pan flutes! It was a brilliant opportunity to combine science, creativity and a little musical flair.

Future scientists (and musicians!) in the making…

We explored both the benefits and limitations of AI, recognising that while it can be a helpful tool (for example, suggesting a new song to listen to), it doesn’t think as creatively as our brains or have the same imagination that makes each of us unique.

Students had thoughtful discussions about using AI in positive ways and making sure it is never used in a way that could upset or harm others. We also reminded everyone of the importance of speaking to a trusted adult if they ever see something online that makes them feel worried, unsure or uncomfortable.

We’re proud of the maturity and insight our pupils showed during these important conversations.

We listened to author Katie Hopper introduce her new book Sylvia’s Candle, which sparked thoughtful conversations about belonging, feeling safe, and finding places where we can truly be ourselves.

In Key Stage 2, the children spent the afternoon reflecting on why our classrooms are such positive places to learn and grow, as well as thinking about their own special places. They created beautiful positivity pouches, filled with affirmations and reminders of just how unique and valued they are.

Supporting our children’s wellbeing is at the heart of what we do. Helping them recognise their worth and feel confident in who they are is such an important life skill.

A huge well done to all the children who received their Headteacher Award this term, presented during our Flourish Worship. We are incredibly proud of you and the example you set every day.

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New Age Kurling is an inclusive indoor sport played on flat surfaces using specially designed stones with bearings. While it shares strategy and scoring with traditional curling (played on ice), it’s a versatile, low-impact alternative that allows everyone to get involved and compete.

The team also had the opportunity to try their hand at boccia, a precision target sport similar to bowls or pétanque – and they absolutely loved it!

It was wonderful to see the students getting fully involved, showing great focus, teamwork and determination. Everyone left with big smiles – and a well-earned trophy!

A huge well done to our amazing players for representing Great Bowden Academy so brilliantly.

Our pupils loved showing their individuality in their own clothes and enjoyed getting stuck into the special number-themed lunch menu!

Thank you to our families for your generosity and support – together we raised an amazing £160 for the NSPCC.

Children take the lead as part of teams that matter to them – Eco Team, Worship Team, School Council, Sports Ambassadors and Wellbeing Ambassadors – bringing passion and creativity to the table. These meetings are child-led, giving every voice a chance to be heard and respected.

From dreaming up eco-friendly projects to boosting wellbeing, planning worship or enhancing sports opportunities, our vision ambassadors show us every day how much difference children can make when they’re listened to and empowered.

We’re so proud of how our pupils are shaping school life for the better.

The hall was transformed into a cosy haven of blankets, pillows and teddies as the children snuggled up in their comfiest outfits to watch the film – complete with popcorn and an interval ice-cream. It was a joy to hear so much laughter and excitement throughout the evening.

And just as exciting – the night raised an incredible £450!

We are truly fortunate to have such a committed and supportive PTA, who work tirelessly to provide fun, memorable experiences for our pupils while also raising vital funds for the school. This year, our big fundraising aim is to replace the wooden boat/shed on the field with a more suitable, all-weather structure that all children can enjoy at any time of day.

Thank you to everyone who came along, volunteered and contributed – you make events like this possible!

Young volunteers stepped up as forest school chefs, following instructions to make their treats - jam sandwich dipped in batter, shallow fried over the fire and finished with a coat of caster sugar. The children took their sous chef duties very seriously, showing great focus, teamwork and care.

What a tasty way to enjoy outdoor learning. Miss Southam can report they were delicious!

It’s been fantastic to see the children developing confidence in navigating a Bible, using references, and deepening their understanding of the stories and themes in Exodus. This skill helps them grow both in their Biblical knowledge and in the habit of exploring texts independently.

Well done, Class 4 - your curiosity and focus are shining through.

It’s been brilliant to see the children concentrate, collaborate and flex their musical talents as they learn the song, keep rhythm and perform together. Watching children go from unsure beginners to confident musicians is a joy - their enthusiasm and focus really shone through in these lessons.

Music lessons like this help build confidence, coordination and teamwork – keep it up Class 3, well done.

We’re incredibly proud of every player - you showed determination, supported each other, and represented Great Bowden Academy brilliantly.

Come along to meet Erica Biddle (GBA SENDCo), Sally Appleby (Ridgeway Headteacher & SENDCo) and Denise Hammond (Family Support). We'll be sharing information about SEND support in school, what's available for families. There will also be a chance to help plan the focus of future SEND events.

We hope to see you there.

The children experimented with water filtering, took on the tricky task of sending a real chicken egg down a zip line (without cracking it!), and of course… finished with the ever-popular mud slide!

Let’s just say the children had an amazing time… a fantastic session full of teamwork, resilience and laughter – forest school at its best.

Don’t miss the chance to secure a place at Great Bowden Academy - we can’t wait to welcome our next Reception children and their families.

Apply now and take the first step in your child’s GBA journey.

Last week, the children focused on developing their sawing skills, practising both straight and diagonal cuts to create neat corners and accurate shapes. This careful preparation is an important step in the design process — and they did a fantastic job.

We’re really impressed with their focus, resilience and growing confidence when using tools safely. We can’t wait to see how their toy designs develop over the coming weeks.

We didn’t get a huge amount of snow on Friday, but that didn’t stop the children from making the most of it.

From excited smiles to snowy playtime fun, it was lovely to see the children enjoying the wintry weather, proving that even a little snow can bring a lot of joy.

Warning Zone is an interactive education centre that helps children develop vital life skills through realistic scenarios, covering areas such as online safety, personal safety, transport, fire, water safety and anti-social behaviour.

During the morning, pupils explored key aspects of e-safety, with plenty of eye-opening moments. For example, they discovered just how easily personal information can be shared without realising, and how simple it can be for people to disguise who they are online. As always, the competitive spirit shone through during the “Who Wants to Be an E-Safety Expert?” quiz at the end!

In the afternoon, the children moved through the eight different zones, each focusing on a specific area of risk — including railway safety, fire safety in the home, canal and water safety, alcohol awareness and anti-social behaviour. The county lines zone proved especially impactful, prompting thoughtful discussion and strong reactions, while the road safety zone was highly interactive… and confirmed once and for all why 11-year-olds definitely shouldn’t drive!

A hugely valuable day that sparked great conversations and helped equip our pupils with knowledge they’ll carry forward. Well done to Year 6 for their maturity, curiosity and engagement throughout the visit. And thank you to the staff and volunteers at Warning Zone for their time and knowledge on this highly engaging visit.

As part of Everyone Active’s Adopt a School programme, they’re supporting us for 2 weeks with some fantastic FREE activity offers, helping our children, families and staff stay active and healthy

From Friday 9th January, our school community can enjoy:
🏊 2 weeks FREE swimming for school pupils aged 10 & under
🏋️‍♂️ 2 weeks FREE junior gym & swimming for pupils aged 11–15
💪 2 weeks FREE gym & swim membership for parents/guardians aged 16+
👩‍🏫 2 weeks FREE gym & swim membership for school employees aged 16+

All pupils at GBA can swim for free during the two weeks, and parents, guardians and staff can also make the most of the complimentary memberships.

If you need help setting up your account, simply pop into Harborough Leisure Centre or call Everyone Active Memberships on 01858 410115 — their team will be happy to help.

A huge thank you to Everyone Active for supporting our school and helping our community get moving.

It’s incredibly easy to support us - simply pop a green token into the Great Bowden Academy PTA box when you visit Waitrose for your weekly shop, and Waitrose’s Community Matters scheme will do the rest.

A huge thank you to Waitrose for including our PTA and for the fantastic work they do through Community Matters, which has already donated over £50 million to good causes - truly amazing support for local communities.

So, if you’re heading to Waitrose, please remember to drop us a green token - but be quick, it won’t be around for long!

A huge well done to all the children who received their Headteacher Award this term, presented during our Flourish Worship. We are incredibly

This year we were also treated to wonderfully festive performances from our talented cellists, who played brilliantly and added something really special to the occasion.

A huge thank you to all the families who were able to join us and share in this magical event, and a very special thank you to Rev’d Hils for once again welcoming us so warmly and helping to make our annual carol concert so memorable.

What a joyful way to celebrate together as a school community.

What a wonderful festive day we’ve had celebrating Christmas Lunch Day on Wednesday. The children enjoyed a delicious Christmas roast with all the trimmings — and looked fantastic in the festive hats they proudly made in class.

This day is always a firm favourite for pupils and staff alike. Our amazing team helped serve dinner to the children first, before sitting down to enjoy their own Christmas feast — another lovely GBA tradition that brings everyone together.

It was a day full of smiles, laughter, festive music and community spirit — just what Christmas is all about.

Thank you for your wonderful support, kindness and enthusiasm throughout the term — you help make GBA such a special place to learn, grow and flourish.

We hope you enjoy a magical festive break filled with joy, laughter and precious time with loved ones. We look forward to welcoming everyone back in the New Year for more exciting learning and adventures.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

Using water with yellow food dye for plasma, red-dyed cereal hoops for red blood cells, marshmallows for white blood cells, and raisins for platelets, the children created a hands-on (and very memorable!) model to show how each component works together inside our bodies.

A brilliant, interactive lesson that brought their learning to life — well done, Class 5.

As part of their geography topic on the polar regions, Class 5 have been exploring why the poles experience such extreme daylight hours. Using globes and torches, the children investigated how the Earth’s tilt and orbit around the Sun cause the polar regions to be dark all day in winter and light all day in summer.

A brilliant hands-on lesson that brought learning to life and helped the children really see how our planet works. Well done, Class 5.

In the afternoon, we split into house groups for a creative paper chain challenge — which house could design and build the longest chain?  The teamwork was wonderful to see, with older pupils supporting younger ones and everyone getting stuck in.

We finished the day with a treasure hunt (even braving the rain) as children searched for hidden pictures and earned even more house points along the way.

A brilliant day full of fun - very impressed with the children's enthusiasm, teamwork and energy.

It was truly special to see the children shine in church, and we were delighted to welcome so many families who came along to support them.

Thank you again to everyone involved, both on stage and behind the scenes, for making this year’s Nativity such a magical moment in our school calendar.

This historic event, organised by Picture News, was the first ever live school assembly to be transmitted from this remote Antarctic base, brought together an estimated 4,000 schools from across the globe. Pupils listened intently as Swan shared stories of his expeditions, his encounters with the impact of climate change, and his mission to protect the planet’s last great wilderness.

After seeing the effects of climate change, Swan now dedicates himself to promoting sustainability and climate action through his 2041 Foundation, which focuses on preserving Antarctica and inspiring future leaders in renewable energy and recycling. Swan founded the Foundation because 2041 is the year that the current Antarctica Treaty ends, and the future of this last wilderness will be decided.  

What an inspiring moment for our young explorers - and a powerful reminder of the difference future generations can make, and a fantastic way to link their learning on their topic on the polar regions. The children each received a certificate congratulating them on being part of a piece of Antarctic history.

Great Bowden Academy extends its thanks to Robert Swan and his team, and Picture News, for making this remarkable educational event possible.

Pupils were welcomed into a beautifully transformed library, turned into a sparkling winter wonderland filled with twinkling lights, cosy decorations, and plenty of Christmas magic. Father Christmas greeted each class, read a festive story, answered eager questions, and gifted every child a special present to take home — creating an unforgettable moment for everyone.

The joy on the children’s faces said it all. It was a heartwarming reminder of the strength of our school community and the spirit of Christmas shining brightly throughout GBA.

A huge thank you to the PTA for organising this magical experience.

And thank you to everyone who has donated so far. If you'd still like to contribute, the Santa’s Grotto fundraising link remains open here: https://wonderful.org/fundraisers/R06Be

During the workshop, the children reflected on the importance of taking time each day to feel gratitude, appreciate calm moments and understand peacefulness. At the Cathedral, they learned about its history, including the remarkable story of the recovery and reburial of King Richard III — with much excitement when they were able to touch his tomb.

This thoughtful visit supported our Religious Education curriculum, deepening pupils’ understanding of spirituality, places of worship and the Christian faith, while encouraging reflection and respect for different traditions.

A special shoutout to all our Year 5 pupils for their exemplary behaviour throughout the day. Their respectfulness and curiosity were praised by leaders and clergy alike — we couldn’t be prouder. A wonderful day, thoroughly enjoyed by all.

The Primary Mathematics Challenge is a national competition for Year 5 and 6 pupils across the UK. Last month, ten local primary schools came together for a brilliant morning of mathematical investigations. Each pupil tackled a challenging maths paper with a series of activities designed to put their problem-solving, puzzle-solving, and critical-thinking skills to the test.  

A big thank you to Ahead 4 Numbers and Welland Park Academy for hosting, and for making maths so exciting and inspiring for everyone involved.

Well done, Team GBA - you’ve made us incredibly proud.

To make this even more festive, we have combined it with our Christmas jumper day. Wear a festive jumper with your school uniform for an Elf-solutely brilliant day!

Christmas lunch at GBA is a real treat, where all staff and children come together to celebrate. It's always a holly-jolly success - yule love it!

This year’s theme, “Power for Good,” encouraged children to recognise the positive influence they each have — through kindness, through speaking up, and through supporting others. One small action really can make a big difference.

Throughout the week, classes explored what bullying means, how we can take responsibility for our actions, and the ways we can help create kinder, more supportive communities both in and out of school.

A huge thank you for your enthusiasm, your odd socks, and your generosity — together, we raised over £70 for the brilliant local charity Harborough Against Bullying. Find out more about this charity here https://www.hab-antibullying.com/

Our Eco Team kicked off the week with a special assembly on Monday, sharing why the week matters and challenging every class to take responsibility for turning off lights, devices and screens when they weren’t needed.

Throughout the week, the team carried out energy audits during playtimes and lunchtimes to see which classes were switching off the most. In Friday’s Flourish Collective Worship, Class 4 were crowned our Switch Off Week Champions!

Then came the big finale…
On Friday afternoon, we held a whole-school Switch Off Challenge — no laptops, no interactive whiteboards and no lights at all, relying purely on natural light. On a gloomy November afternoon, this meant some creative thinking… and the children rose to it brilliantly!

Here’s what we got up to:
✨ Class 1 explored the theme of friendship, reading Lost and Found and taking part in fun, active activities to practise friendship skills.
✨ Class 2 headed to the hall for a PE and gymnastics session.
✨ Classes 3 & 4 embraced the outdoors, putting their geography skills to the test by using compasses to develop their understanding of direction.
✨Whilst Class 6 managed spelling, marked their homework and practised handwriting – all within the low light!

We hope pupils shared what they learned at home and brought a few new eco-friendly ideas into family life.  Small changes really can make a big difference.

🎅 Fri 5^th  December – Santa’s Grotto
Our wonderful PTA have once again arranged for Father Christmas to visit the school. This will take place during the school day. A suggested donation to the PTA can be made via https://wonderful.org/fundraisers/R06Be. More details to follow from your PTA class reps.

🎶 Sat 6^th December – GBA Light Switch-on with GBA Carols on the Green
To help celebrate the Great Bowden village light switch on, Great Bowden Academy pupils have been asked to sing Christmas Carols on the green.  Children to arrive outside the Shoulder of Mutton at 5:15pm, ready to sing as part of the Light Switch-on at 5:30pm. We’d love to see lots of families there.

🌟 Wed 10^th & Thurs 11^th December – Nativity
Classes 1 & 2 will be performing their Nativity in Great Bowden Church at 1.45pm. This is a ticketed event (initially 2 tickets per family). Additional tickets may be released if space allows. Full details have been sent via the school office email.

🎭 Fri 12^th December – Panto
Chaplins Mini Panto return to perform Red Riding Hood in a special Christmas assembly. A contribution of £5.50 per child applies, payable via Arbor.

🍽️👕 Wed 17^th December – Christmas Jumpers Day & Christmas Lunch
Wear a festive jumper with your school uniform! We’ve combined this with our Christmas Lunch for the ultimate festive day. Our school canteen will be serving a delicious Christmas menu. Please book through Arbor by 11am on Friday 5th December. See full menu details here.

🎶 Thurs 18^th December – KS2 Carol Concert
Classes 3, 4 and 5 will perform Christmas Carols in Great Bowden Church at 9.30am. This is a ticketed event (2 tickets per family initially). Additional tickets may be released if space allows.

Plus, don’t forget to look out for our GBA stars decorations we designed for the Christmas tree in the Market Harborough square.

The challenge is designed to spark enthusiasm, build confidence, and strengthen problem-solving and reasoning skills - and our pupils certainly rose to the challenge.

Children from ten local primary schools joined together for a fantastic morning of mathematical investigations. The activities were fun, stretching, and wonderfully challenging - giving our team the chance to think critically, solve tricky puzzles, and put their arithmetic skills to the test.

Our pupils had a brilliant time (the magic trick at the end was a definite highlight!) and we’re so proud of the determination and teamwork they showed throughout.

We’ll receive marks and certificates in the coming weeks from Ahead 4 Numbers - and we’ll be sure to update you when they arrive!

Thank you to Emma Aslett from Ahead 4 Numbers, and Welland Park Academy for kindly hosting once again.

Led by experienced science teacher Chris Esgate-Green, pupils get hands-on with practical, exciting experiments that spark curiosity and bring science to life. From testing ideas to making discoveries, it’s a brilliant mix of fun and learning.

We were also delighted to welcome back Kerry from Super Scientists in assembly recently, where pupils watched some amazing demonstrations — including a potion that exploded right before their eyes!

A huge thank you to the whole Super Scientists team for inspiring our young learners. We can’t wait to see what scientific adventures await this term.

After an incredible start to the season — winning all three of their opening games — the team went into this round full of confidence. They began brilliantly, securing a 1–0 win in their first match.

They faced a very strong side in their second game and battled hard throughout. In the final match, the boys were level right up until the last moments, only to concede with the final kick of the game. Despite the heartbreak, they showed maturity, sportsmanship and real team spirit.

With 4 wins from 6 games, the team remain in a strong league position heading into the final round of fixtures. We’re so proud of the effort, attitude and quality of football they continue to show.

Keep it going, Team GBA — you’ve got this!