New Build Access September 2024
Published 03/09/24
Access to the school during building works.
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Read MoreAlderman Jacobs goes for gold!
Published 19/07/24Alderman Jacobs goes for gold!
Read MorePride in Fenland Award
Published 19/03/24Alderman Jacobs are very proud of our pupils Alyssa & Scarlett who recently won the prestigious Special Judges Award at the recent Pride in Fenland Award Ceremony.
Read MoreWicked Theatre Trip
Published 14/03/24On Wednesday 13th March 2024, some of the children in Years 4,5 & 6 visited London to watch Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre
Read MoreWoburn Safari Park - Year 2
Published 14/03/24On Tuesday 12th March 2024, the Year 2 children enjoyed a fun day out at Woburn Safari Park.
Read MoreCareer Day
Published 14/03/24On Friday 8th of March Alderman Jacobs held their annual careers day. This was a fantastic opportunity for the children to hear about a range of aspirational careers throughout our community and in the wider world.
Read MoreWorld Book Day 2024
Published 14/03/24On the 7th March we celebrated World Book Day. The children and staff all made a fantastic effort with their costumes and the children spent the day taking part in some fun book day activities. Each class also had a zoom session with author James Campbell, who shared his stories and poems with us.
Read MoreWalk to School Month - October
Published 03/11/23Alderman Jacobs received a donation of 'hi-vis' bag tags for Walk to School Month from Barretts' Homes.
Walk to School Month takes place during October each year and encourages pupils to celebrate the journey to school on foot.
Read MoreFOAJS Halloween Disco
Published 19/10/23
Read MoreFamous Rhythm Group Called Stomp
Published 18/10/23The children were very lucky last week when we had an exciting musical visitor in school. Ollie Timner used to be a member of the famous rhythm group called Stomp and he now runs class workshops with children teaching and playing a variety of different musical styles and genres.
Each Key Stage 2 class had a group session where they got to play a range of Samba instruments and compose and create large compositions as a class. The children had opportunities to try all of the instruments and perform together for an extended amount of time.
Early Years and Key Stage 1 went to a Body Percussion workshops where they learned a range of rhythmic patterns using different parts of their bodies.
The children were enthusiastic and engaged really well with Ollie. He was inspiring and made the sessions lively and a lot of fun. We are hoping to be able to have the opportunity to be able to work with Ollie again soon!
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Level 2 Bikeability Training
Published 16/10/23During the week beginning 16th October thirty eight Year 5/6 children took part in the level 2
bikeabilty training. This training is broken down into 2 levels. Level 1 involves the children
demonstrating the skills and understanding to be able to make a trip and undertake activities in
motor and traffic free environments. Level 2 involves the children demonstrating the skills and
understanding to be able to make a trip safely to school or for leisure purposes. Well done to all the
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Read MoreLevel 1 Bikeability
Published 13/10/23On Friday 13th October, thirty three children from Year 4 took part in the Level 1 Bikeability Training.
The training helped the children to control their bike in an off-road environment and develop
balance and agility before they move on to developing on-road skills at Level 2 in Year 5/6.
During Level 1 Bikeability training, the children worked towards the following outcomes:
• Fit your own helmet.
• Carry out a simple bike check.
• Get on your bike, start cycling, then stop and get off.
• Ride your bike using the gears.
• Make your bike go where you want it to, including moving around objects safely.
• Control the bike with one hand.
• Stop quickly if you need to.
• Look all around you when you’re riding, including behind, without wobbling.
All the children worked really hard and the Bikeability instructors said that they were a credit to AJS.
Well done to those that took part.
