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  • 20/11/25

    Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 2025

    Thank you to everyone who supported the Royal British Legion's 2025 Poppy Appeal, we raised a total of £119.11.   We welcomed Lynne Baker again this year, from the Royal British Legion, who held the Remembrance Assembly; she was amazed by our Reception children wearing their amazing...
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  • 20/11/25

    Children in Need 2025

    We would like to say thank you to everyone who donated to the 2025 Children in Need Appeal. The children looked amazing dressed in dots & spots and we had some beautiful and original creations for our colouring/making Pudsey Bear competition this year. The donations have been counted and we r...
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  • 20/11/25

    Odd Socks Day 2025

    Odd Socks Day is an annual event that encourages people to wear mismatched socks as a way of celebrating diversity and promoting inclusion. As part of our 'Anti-Bullying Week' the children and staff were invited to wear odd socks with their uniforms... and they did so with fabulous...
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  • 16/10/25

    Harvest Celebrations & Food Bank Donations 2025

    A big "thank you" to our families & staff for their donations to our Harvest appeal - we have a large selection products that will be donated to the Rushden & Higham food bank run by Encompass in Rushden - I am sure their kindness and generosity will be gratefully received by the r...
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  • 30/09/25

    Macmillan Cake Sale 2025

    We would like to say a big thank you to all of our families and staff who supported our Macmillan Cake Sale on Friday 26th September 2025. The total raised was £120.09, which will provide a Support Worker for someone in need for a whole day.   The donation of cakes for the sale was so g...
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  • 05/06/25

    Incredible Eggs 2025

    Incredible Eggs provided us with a 10 day hatching kit again this year... the eggs come from a 200 acre farm in Derbyshire and the owners, Michael and Zoey have 4 breeds of ducks - Indian Runners, Khaki Campbells, Silver Appleyards and Cayuga's.    Both the children and staf...
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  • 30/04/25

    Asda Cashpot For Schools

    Between September and November last year many of you signed up to Asda's 'Cashpot for Schools' scheme, whereby a percentage of the money you spent was put in a pot to send back to us.   We have had the totals in, and you raised an incredible £630.36!   This money...
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  • 30/04/25

    NSPCC Number Day 2025

    A huge thank you to all of our our families for your generosity and support for the NSPCC Number Day this year, we raised an amazing £146.70.
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  • 02/04/25

    When a Fire Engine Came to School!

    We were lucky enough to have a visit from Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service during our Reception year group's transport topic. The children had a wonderful time listening to the Firefighter's talk, as well as climbing on board the fire engine, hearing the siren and having a turn wit...
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  • 20/03/25

    Jurassic Journey & Visit from Reggie the T-Rex!

    On Friday 14th March, South End Infant School embarked on an adventure into the realm of dinosaurs, with a captivating Jurassic Journey fossil excavation experience.   Within sandboxes, the children were able to delve in to unearth and classify fossils from an array of legendary dino...
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  • 10/03/25

    The Widdershins Theatre - World Book Day 2025

    To encourage reading and a love of books, we arranged a visit on World Book Day 2025 from a puppetry and storytelling company, The Widdershins Theatre, who put on two absolutely amazing performances of 'Pigs and Bears Don't Come in Pairs'.   We would like to say a massive than...
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  • 05/03/25

    Christmas Jumper Day 2024

    Thank you to everyone who donated money on 'Christmas Jumper Day' in December. We raised an amazing £71.57 - Shaun The Sheep is very happy! And 100% of the money goes to the wonderful charity Save The Children.
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