This gallery area will share with you whole school events and photos. 

Each class have their own dedicated class gallery, celebrating work done both in and out of class, to celebrate and share their achievements.

Please visit those galleries also, as there are lots of amazing things to see and we would love to share them with you!

Academic Year 2023-2024

CYBER CREW ASSEMBLY - KEEPING SAFE ONLINE!

A huge well done to our Cyber Crew for their online safety assembly this afternoon. The children planned and rehearsed the whole thing independently and the session was enjoyed by all the children and staff. They talked about the importance of staying safe online and gave some amazing tips on how to do so, through a visual and oral presentation and some fabulous drama. Great work Cyber Crew!

FOWSA Easter Craft Competition

Some fabulous entries for the FOWSA decorate the egg and bonnet competition arrived in school today, with children walking carefully but excitedly into school holding their creations.

From bonnets depicting the Easter story, to Star Wars eggs, there was a real mix of artistry and the children were proud to share their finished results. Our local preschool Wistow Smartstart, also took part and it was great to see their group entry.

The judges took a lot of time looking at every entry and the hard work that had gone into creating each egg or bonnet. They then decided on the winners, but all children received a small something for taking the time to enter.

Well done to everyone who took part, the entries were EGG-cellent!

Easter FOWSA Fair

The children had an egg-cellent afternoon at the FOWSA Easter fair. A massive thank you to all our family and friends, who came to support the school. The hall and classrooms were full of egg-citement and the games were enjoyed by all. 

Thank you as always to Mrs Sampson and the FOWSA team. To our volunteers and Wistow team, a big thank you to you too.

RED NOSE DAY 2024

Red Nose Day 2024! Some superb costumes arrived in school for Red Nose Day. We had costumes of world changing women, service people, sports personalities, parents, superheroes and more!

World Book Day 2024

World Book Day 2024 got off to an amazing start, with pupils and staff arriving to school dressed in some fabulous costumes from all sorts of books. The playground has never looked so colourful!

The day began full of excitement, as pupils looked at each other's costumes and talked animatedly about their outfits. 

Over the course of the day, pupils took part in a range of book themed activities, reading stories, competitions and more! 

Playtimes were full of magical adventures as characters took to playing games, using their characters to add to the fun. It was lovely to see!

A huge thank you to all our parents for getting involved in the day and helping your children come dressed up and ready to enjoy the day. 

The competition for design a character on a plate had lots of entries and it was incredibly hard to choose a winner. Why not see which ones your can name and which are your favourites?

Take a look at some of the wonderful outfits and fun had on this special day. 

Finishing a magical and fun day with a special, brain-boggling quiz! Great effort from both Team Wizard and Team Chocolate, with every team member contributing and giving it their all. Both teams were in the lead at different points in the game. Then by a whisker, Team Chocolate took the victory. Well done to all, your book knowledge was superb!

Keeping Safe Online With Quickline

Rievaulx and Byland class took part in a special workshop with our internet provider Quickline this week.

With Rachel and Connor, they spent time talking about how they use the internet and reinforced how to keep themselves safe when using various devices and internet platforms. They also explored how the internet can be manipulated and sometimes send the wrong messages. Both classes did really well and thank you to Connor and Rachel from Quickline!

Byland Class Experience Church

Byland Class had a fantastic afternoon in church with our lovely volunteers, who set up an afternoon of activities for us to understand the Christian church. 
We learned all about the font and lectern, as well as the importance of prayer, serving, celebrating, teaching and sharing.

The children brought home some brilliant crafts and goodies to remember everything they had learned. Thank you to our volunteers! 🌟

Coming Together for Christmas

It was wonderful today to welcome so many of our families and community into church for our carol service. The children sang, read and acted amazingly and it was a wonderful way to end a busy Autumn term.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

Taking To The Dancefloor!

Our Strictly Dance club wowed parents this evening with a special end of term Christmas performance. Wearing festive costumes and smiling throughout, they were AMAZING! The children performed some Waltz and American Smooth routines and finished with a party Polka!

Gifts For All

A huge thank you to these amazing ladies, who have planned Gifts for All and led the event today for our children. Their support, positivity and kindness today was wonderful and the children involved loved the experience.

After decorating their labels, pupils then had the chance to peruse the gifts, which were beautifully wrapped and take them home for their families. 

We hope they like them!

Wriggly Nativity

A huge well done to our Wriggly Nativity cast, who shone like stars at all their performances. The audience enjoyed it and the Christmas magic was definitely in the air!

The story of the nativity and Jesus coming into this world, came to life with some wonderful acting, singing and dancing from our Selby and Fountains class. The hall came to life as our children took to the stage to perform for friends and family. Our new staging and spot lights, really made the performance look professional and as the Christmas tree lights and backdrop twinkled, the audience were wowed by our children and their performance.

Thank you to our amazing team, who made it happen.

Wistow Christmas Tree Festival

What a wonderful way to share our love of Christmas with our community and other local groups, our first ever Christmas Tree Festival!

Our Worship leaders, working with Mrs Griffiths and our wonderful team from All Saints Church, planned and worked together, to create a magical event that was open to everyone to come and be part of. 

Local groups and schools, were asked if they wanted to take part and contribute by decorating a tree anyway they wanted. We were really pleased with the response and had trees from Brownies, Woosh Wrap Around Care, Wistow Preschool, York Knights, Cawood and Hambleton Primary Schools, All Saints Church, local families and more! 

The day before the weekend took place, All Saints was a hive of activity, with all groups coming together in church to deliver and set up their trees. The Worship Leaders went from school to set up our tree. When they were all done, it was a magical sight to behold!

Over the weekend, and a rainy one at that, our Worship Leaders took turns in hosting the event, with the help of their parents. The church had many visitors coming to see the Christmas trees and they were able to vote for their favourite, which was tough, as there were lots to choose from. We had some really great comments from members of the public about the event, which were lovely to hear.

Thank you to those who attended and for the church's ongoing support.

Wistow FOWSA Christmas Fair

Another Christmas fair done and this one was a record breaker for the amount of wonderful and scrumptious cakes that our fantastic parents and carers donated! We have never had such a big cake stall!

The afternoon was action packed with lots of stalls, new games and fun things going on in and around school. It was lovely to welcome so many of our families into school and everyone was full of the Christmas spirit. 

A huge thank you to Mrs Sampson for organising, it is a huge job and to all of those who volunteered to help on stalls, in rooms and with donations. It really is heart-warming to see how much the school is supported at events like this. 

Functional Fitness - Go Wistow!

Functional Fitness was on the cards for some of our year 5 and 6 pupils, who were amazing throughout all the challenges. They worked as a team, championed each other and had a great day!

The challenges consisted of tyre flipping, wheelbarrow racing, tug of wars, relay racing with weights and much, much more! As always, shouts and cheers rang through the air, as our pupils supported each other throughout. 

Together we can achieve and our pupils represented the school well. Well done Team Wistow!

We Will Remember Them

On 11th November, 2023 at 11am, we joined together to remember and give thanks to those who bravely gave their lives and to those who continue to serve in the armed forces. As the church bell chimed 11 o’clock, we stood together in quiet prayer and reflection, before Mrs Cox took some children to leave remembrance crosses in the church grounds.

We will remember them.

Congratulations To Our Kabadi Champions!

Some of our children went to Selby High School to compete against other local primary schools in various sporting activities, such as kabaddi, coco and king ball. They were commended on their teamwork and won the kabaddi competition! We are so so proud of them all!

Parable of the Sower Day

To start a new school year, the whole school took part in a very special day of activities related to the Parable of the Sower, a story that underpins our school theological roots.

Each teacher had the opportunity to spend time with each class throughout the day. All children took part in activities related to art, music, dance, poetry and of course planting seeds.

Academic Year 2022-23

Let Us Come Together and Celebrate!

Coming together in church is always a special occasion in school. However, the end of the year service is always one with lots to celebrate but often we can feel sad as we say good bye to our friends and pupils in Rievaulx class. The end of year service this year did not disappoint. It was full of funny stories, trips down memory lane and a few tears scattered here and there. 

The singing was stupendous and with Byland class singing harmonies, there wasn't a dry eye in the church, as Rievaulx sang 'Holding my Hand'.

We celebrated award nominees and winners and also the achievements of every individual in the school on this day. It was a time to give thanks for all we have in each other, in our school and for our small school, where together we can come together and be the best we can be. Well done everyone and thank you for another wonderful year at Wistow School.

A Letter To Our Leavers

Dear Year 6 Leavers,

       As I write this letter to you, I am filled with excitement for you all as you begin to prepare for your next step in your educational journey. It is also tinged with a little sadness, as I know that you will be leaving us at Wistow and as a class, your smiles, energy, positivity and love of learning have made you a very special class to be part of our little school.

We say that we are a small school with big hearts and together they beat as one. Every member of this class has made a difference to this school and for the better; championing others, organising some great collective worships, fundraising, pupil voice and groups, sharing outside skills and talents … I could go on but then this letter would take up the whole parish magazine!

You were a class that had to adapt quickly to the Covid pandemic, yet you did not let it phase you. Your humour and smiles kept staff smiling, through your work efforts and on our weekly Zoom calls! When you did return to school, your dedication to your learning and school, hadn’t faltered. This is a credit to you all, as it shows your resilience and, as a Golden Value, is something to celebrate. In your most recent SATs results, I could not have been prouder of each and every one of you all, for your individual achievements.

As your head teacher, you have all made my heart burst with pride, during your time with us at Wistow School. I have seen you all grow, learn and blossom into a group of kind, caring and compassionate individuals, who have given primary school their all. Time for a new challenge.

You are all the authors of your own stories. It is time to start a new chapter, I hope that you all grab hold of every opportunity and make it a fantastic one!

Remember, be true to yourselves, stay positive and keep on shining!

All the best,

Mrs Cox

(Your very proud head teacher)

SCHOOL SUMMER FAIR FUN!

Even though we moved our Summer fair inside, the rain didn't dampen our fun! A massive thank you to Mrs Sampson and a team of wonderful helpers, who helped setup, run and tidy up the stalls. It is always an afternoon of fun and games, and the children very much enjoyed visiting the stalls and there were lots of things to win and buy. We had a lot of children sporting some fabulous costume jewellery and it was a great afternoon all round. Thank you to those who came to support us.

Music In The Night!

What an amazing night, packed with all sorts of wonderful entertainment! The sun shone for our annual event and the crowd arrived full of anticipation as they took their seats outside. There was a buzz of excitement, as pupils warmed up for their performances and as the compare took to the stage, the atmosphere was electric!

One by one, our pupils stepped up to perform, individually and in groups. We had magic, gymnastics, dance, singing and instrumental performances. Every performer was met with a rapture of applause and as they took their bows, the cheers grew louder! 

Faces were full of smiles and hearts swelled with pride as every child had the chance to shine. We were all so incredibly proud of them and to end the evening, each class performed their coronation dance and song, they learnt for King Charles. 

Well done to all involved and thank you to Miss Jackson and Miss Bellerby for organising. 

Sports Week

Year 5 and 6 Summer Performance

After several weeks of rehearsals, Rievaulx Class, with the support of Byland Class, put on their summer performance of ‘Miracle’.  The show was superb, full of wonderful acting, excellent singing, confident solos, laughter and an impressive amount of cake!  Byland Class supported them with some perfect harmonies and made the show complete.

The reviews are now in, and it was a roaring success. Well done to each and every member of the cast and choir.

YORK RLFC TROPHY VISIT!

Due to the success of the York RLFC's men's, women's and newly formed Wheelchair team, York RLFC have been awarded all 3 Betfred Challenge Cups, to help promote the growth of the sport within the region and take them on a special trophy tour.

We were treated with the opportunity to view the cups and take pictures. Thank you to Mr Prentis for helping arrange this excellent experience for us all.

Challenge Completed from the Methodist Chapel!

Just before Easter, a member of the Methodist Church, Richard Peill, set a challenge to pupils at Wistow school. The challenge was set as part of the Methodist Church’s 150th anniversary celebrations. The children were asked to create a copy of an unseen poster of John Wesley. John Wesley was an English cleric, theologian, and evangelist who was a leader of a revival movement within the Church of England known as Methodism. The poster was cut into 126 pieces and the pupils were asked to make their own enlarged copy of the piece they had been given. Richard then collected the pieces at the very end of last term and reassembled them.

The collage is about 2mx1m and quite fragile.  It now hangs at the front of the chapel with an explanation to everyone how it came about.

Take a look at the photos below for the end result. It’s quite striking and a great achievement since the pieces were very difficult to copy and the pupils didn’t know what they were making - hence the challenge!

Feedback from the community and church members has been wonderful!

CORONATION ART FIT FOR A KING!

Take a closer look at the children's collaborative art work to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. Individually, they drew landmarks from around the country and important people and objects, then they were all placed together to create a display fit for a king! Well done everyone.

CROWNS, GOWNS AND BRITISH ICONS - CELEBRATING THE CORONATION OF KING CHARLES III

What a wonderful day we have all had in school! The children and staff came dressed as an array of different British icons, whilst others came in their party clothes, to celebrate the coronation.
After a wonderful lunch, where we all ate together and enjoyed some singing and flag waving, we had a special performance from all classes with songs and dances out in the open. The children were amazing and it was a performance fit for a King! 

Sponsored Walk

Stepping out with friends!

The rain didn't dampen our spirits today on our sponsored walk today and everyone turned out with positive attitudes and bundles of energy. Each class began the walk at a different point and the number of laps of the school was counted, how many would we achieve in total?

To brighten the dull day weather wise, the children had come in some spectacular, bright clothes that quickly became a rainbow of colour, walking around the perimeter. Chatting as they walked, the children told jokes, sang songs and pushed themselves to achieve the best distance possible.

Thank you to our superstar children for giving it their all and collecting sponsors as part of this event. 

North Yorkshire Musical Teachers.

We were incredibly lucky today as we had a visit from some of the North Yorkshire Music teachers. They came into school to show and play for us a variety of the instruments that they can teach our children!

We got introduced to some new instruments we hadn’t seen before such as the euphonium and the bassoon. We also found out about the families that each instrument belongs in.

Project Wild

What an amazing day!

Today the children had the chance to get up close and personal with some exciting creatures. Each class spent some time with Nick from Project Wild through out the day, the sessions ranged from classifying the animals to their life cycles. It also included plenty of hands on and the children got to chose whether to hold or stroke a variety of the animals! Would you have held Charlie the Tarantula?

World Book Day

World Book Day at Wistow School is always lots of fun!

A huge thank you to all the children and their parents for their efforts to make such a wide range of amazing outfits.  A fun day was had by all. There was a design a classroom door competition along with lots of other book related activities  throughout the day.  There was also a very special whole school World Book Day quiz, this year hosted by Miss Bellerby and Miss Jackson.

Young Voices 2023

Last night, 44 amazing songbirds sang their hearts out with the Young Voices Choir at Sheffield Arena. Young Voices is one of the highlights of the year at Wistow School and last night was as amazing as ever. These children have worked hard every week attending our after school club in order to learn all of the lyrics and dance moves in preparation for the event and their dedication showed. Time now for a rest before we start preparing for next year!

The Christmas Story Dance Workshop

The children all took part in a special dance workshop called 'A Christmas Story: Refugee' in which they went on a journey of dance and drama and discussion.  The story looked at the Nativity an beyond at the wider story of Christmas.  The older children also linked this to the journeys of refugees taking place today.

Christingle

We have had lots of fun making our Christingles.

Today we came back from our well earned half term break to a wonderful surprise.  The children were excited to find that FOWSA had arranged for M & M productions to deliver a performance of their new pantomime, Cinderella to the whole school.  What a treat! 

It was full of singing, dancing, jokes and lots of 'she's behind you' and even a bit of teacher participation - amazing dancing Miss Jackson and Mr Wilson!

Today we had a very important visitor in our assembly. PCSO Joe Spooner came to visit us and spoke to us about staying safe and having an enjoyable time during halloween and bonfire night celebrations.  We know how much fun this time of year can be, but it is very important that we learn how to look after ourselves whilst joining in with different events at this time of the year.

This week we were delighted to be able to share our Harvest Festival with our families and the local community again.  All classes treated us to some lovely songs, dances and readings, whilst we gave thanks for our wonderful world and the food we have.  Our pupils and their families were incredibly generous and donated a huge amount of food, which will be donated to Selby Community Fridge.  The Community Fridge makes use of donations to prepare and cook fresh meals for the community in Selby to collect and enjoy.

The year got off to an exciting start, with our very own School Council Elections.  All children were invited to apply for the role and those applications were shared with their class in order to whittle it down to 4 candidates. Those 4 candidates went to the ballot, where all children in school took part in the democratic process of electing their chosen leaders.

It was a fantastic day, resulting in our new School Council being formed.

A huge well done to everyone who applied and put themselves forward for such an important role.

Drumba Fitness

This week, the whole school took part in a fabulous fitness workshop called 'Drumba'.  Drumba combines drums with music and movement to create a fun experience that everyone of any age or ability can access and enjoy.  The feedback from the children (and staff, who joined in with all classes) was amazing.

Sports Week

This week the sun shone for sports week.  We have had a packed week of activities in school, with the children experiencing a different sport or sports each day.  We began the week with cricket with Mrs Griffiths, followed by tennis coaching, sports day and finally skipping with Gabby from Dan the Skipping Man.  This week has been a fabulous opportunity for all children to experience different sports and learn new skills.  The highlight of the week had to be the return of our traditional sports day, complete with spectators to cheer us on!  It was also lovely to see some of our new starters, who joined in with the races and our Teddy Bear's Picnic on the school field.

Jubilee Celebrations

The final week of the Spring Term was full of fun and celebrations as we paid tribute to Her Majesty the Queen on her Platinum Jubilee.  The children in school worked incredibly hard in order to create a front of school display that I am sure you will agree, was ‘fit for a queen’ and something the whole community could admire and enjoy.

During our jubilee day, our incredible school cook prepared a fantastic picnic lunch for us to share in our very own street party. The weather was typically British, but we kept calm and carried on!  The day concluded with a special assembly. Each class performed a song and dance from a decade in which the Queen had been on the throne. It took us on a tour through time, beginning with Byland Class in the 1950’s performing a hand jive and then on the 1960's and a Tina Turner treat given by Rievaulx Class. Following that, Selby Class caught 70's disco fever, Fountains Class performed the 80's classic ‘Fame’ and Bolton Class rounded it off with a 90’s mash up!

It was an amazing day, enjoyed by all.

Check out the videos below to see the class' outfits from each era.

Easter Egg Hunt!

Early Years, Key Stage 1 & 2 pupils had a great time on their Easter egg hunts this morning. They were all so pleased to see the Easter bunny, who heard our children are partial to chocolate and brought a few extra treats for them! It was lovely to welcome some of our prospective new starters to the event also. Thank you for coming and sharing in the fun!

EGG-CELLENT NEWS FOR ONE YOUNG LADY!

A great start to the day for this young lady, when Charlotte arrived from McArthur Glen Designer Outlet to present her with her prize for winning the design an Easter egg. The egg is to be created as part of a giant egg hunt around the designer outlet and we can't wait to go and find it.

Thank you to Charlotte and the McArthur Glen team for inviting us to take part in this competition and well done once again to our awesome artist.

School Council Fundraising - TOP JOB!

From our School Councillors and everyone at Wistow School a HUGE thank you to everyone for your support of Red Nose Day last week

We raised a fantastic £107.77 for this amazing charity and the children all looked totally amazing and definitely ... fun, funky and topsy-turvy!

Continuing To Raise Our Awareness Of Water Aid

To round off our Water Aid work on the importance of water for everyone, Key Stage 2 pupils have taken part in an interactive virtual workshop this afternoon. They were learning about countries around the world and how they strive to improve their access to fresh, clean water. They also explored how charities are working with them to ensure that they have the water they need to survive. The children had some great answers and showed thought and compassion throughout.

A SHOW FOR RED NOSE DAY!

'OH NO THEY DIDN'T ... OH YES THEY DID!'

Wistow Staff surprised the children this morning with our own special performance of 'The Wistow Wizard of Oz!' We had planned to perform it at Christmas but Covid put a stop to that plan. However, not one to let challenges stop us, as part of our Red Nose celebrations, we decided to treat the children to a wonderful story about Dorothy and her friends on a magical journey, with a really important message about friendship and qualities that we all have to make us unique. The children absolutely loved the performance and a massive thank you to the dedicated and bonkers staff, who always go that extra mile to make things special for the children.

RED NOSE DAY 2022

Well, Topsy-Turvy, Fun and Funky Day got off to a great start with our pupils coming looking fabulous. The sun shone for us today and all our children looked fantastic in their outfits. There were pyjamas, fancy dress outfits, heroes, pupils dressed as teachers and some fabulous hairstyles. The children enjoyed dressing up and in turn showing support for a fantastic charity. Thank you for all your kind donations to support Red Nose Day.

WE LOVE WISTOW WORLD BOOK DAY!

Take a look at all our fabulous pupils and staff in their costumes for our World Book Day celebrations. We think they look magical and the day was fun of fun, with activities, competitions and quizzes that celebrated our love of books!

At Wistow, we really do love to read and the children and staff's enthusiasm for this special day is always wonderful.

READ AND SUCCEED! 

Quiz Time!

Wistow World Book day wouldn't be complete without an interactive quiz, with everyone getting involved. Two teams (the Vikings and Bears) went head to head in a challenging four rounds of questions and activities. The pace was fast, the audience were on the edge of their seats and the results were in, courtesy of the Snow Queen of Narnia....

IT WAS A DRAW!

The children were given the opportunity to take it to a tie breaker and they chose to stick on a draw and all be winners!

So prizes and certificates all round. 

Well done to both teams, some great knowledge shown.

Writing Competition Winners!

The competition entry box was fit to burst when the writing competition deadline arrived, with a range of entries from all classes. The entries were sorted and the children have all eagerly awaited the judges decision. 

As part of World Book Day, Mrs Cox announced the winners and runners up after the interactive quiz. The children listened as the names were announced. There were prizes a plenty and Mrs Cox said she had to buy more, as the decision was so hard to make. But two winners were chosen and they both received a certificate, Easter egg and funky pencil. The runners up received a certificate and notebooks and pencils.

All entrants were awarded a head teacher golden award sticker for entering.

Here are our winners and runners up. Well done to all. 

The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

A massive thank you to all our pupils and parents for the amount raised to support The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal this year. We have just had a visit from one of their local honorary organisers and Wistow School raised £253.45 for this amazing charity. Well done and thank you everyone.

WISTOW CHRISTMAS TREE TRAIL

Children in school were all very excited in the runup to the school's first ever Christmas Tree Trail around our wonderful village. All classes made special stockings and wrote Christmas wishes for our community and visitors, to spread positive messages and hope at this time of year.

Rievaulx class kindly helped prepare our front fence with all the stockings displayed and there are some wonderful messages, which we hope everyone enjoys reading.

The weekend was a massive success with families coming from all around to explore our wonderful village with their trail maps. The community didn't disappoint with their lights and decorations and a great time was had by everyone! Well done Wistow community and thank you for your support.

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Compassionate school pupils take the initiative when it comes to fundraising

A NINE-YEAR-Old boy has donated hundreds of pounds to his primary school after writing and selling his own books.

Wistow CE Primary School, near Selby, has inspired and encouraged many of its pupils to champion community causes and take up fundraising projects during their time at the school.

One of them is Mitchell Wray, from Wistow. Recently, he made the top ten in his age category on a Blue Peter poetry competition themed around nature, earning him a Blue Peter badge. His poem, I am Nature, was themed on the climate emergency and reached the competition’s top 30 entries from more than 5,000 submissions.

Before entering the competition, Mitchell wrote two detective mysteries, Songbird Saga and Songbird Saga: Lost. Through a combination of sales of his books and other fundraising, Mitchell Wray was able to make £1,000 for his primary school.

Headteacher Carla Cox said the school placed a strong emphasis on teaching pupils to care for others and to see where they can help and support people. Many of its pupils have independently taken up fundraising, through holding toy sales to cutting their hair to donate to the Little Princess Trust, which provides free wigs to children and young people who have lost their own hair due to cancer or other illness.

Carla Cox said: “We are incredibly proud of Mitchell’s achievements - as we are with all our pupils - who continue to shine daily and independently want to do things to help the school and show the local community they care.

“We have introduced the concept of courageous advocacy to our school, which is the concept of leaving a positive legacy to future generations and serving the common good. The children here have really taken that to heart by committing to fundraising projects and small acts of kindness here and in the local community.”

Earlier in the year, inspired by a topic at school about compassion and kindness, children at Wistow CE Primary School began sharing ideas about how they could help their local community.

The school council, with pupils from all year groups, began looking at how the pandemic had affected local care homes and the difficulties carers and residents had faced with little contact from the outside world and no visits from their loved ones.

As a result, they came up with the idea to launch Operation Biscuit; distributing biscuits and sweet treats for care home residents and workers across Selby.

The youngsters raised funds through a non-uniform day to purchase the treats, visiting a local supermarket and then distributing the wellbeing hampers themselves. The deliveries also included handwritten notes and letters from children at the school.

Pupil Adam Kehoe, who was involved in Operation Biscuit said: “We thought we would raise money so we could buy biscuits for care homes. During lockdown we delivered them so people could have a nicer lockdown, without feeling lonely.”

Carla Cox said: “When discussing how difficult it must have been working as a carer or living in a care home during the pandemic with little contact with the outside world, the children showed a lot of admiration and compassion for the profession and residents. They wanted to do something to say thank you to the staff and make residents and carers smile.

“The response we had back from the local care homes who received the treats were fantastic. We received a lot of cards and messages of thanks and appreciation from the carers and residents.”

Cllr Patrick Mulligan said: “I’d like to congratulate Mitchell and all the other children at Wistow primary school. Their talents and empathic actions are making a real difference to the community around them and we know those efforts have been appreciated.”

Children In Need 2021

A big thank you to our school council, who organised a wonderful Children In Need Rainbow Day!

All the children really enjoyed coming to school in bright colours and with an array of wonderful hairstyles and accessories.

We started the day with a whole school disco dance in the playground and everyone took part - even the neighbours! Everyone was smiling and the bright colours looked amazing as we swirled and twirled to the music.

For lunch, the school meal was Pudsey Pizza and Blush Jacket Potato with beans, follow up with a yummy dessert of chocolate cake! The children all enjoyed their lunch and then went back out to play with their friends.

There were children with bear ears, fun face paints, full bear suits, pjs, rainbow sparkles and football kits galore today on the rainbow runway, but everyone looked FANTASTIC!

Working together, we can support the amazing work that is done by Children In Need in supporting the many charities in this country that help other children.

Thank you for all your donations, together we can make a difference.

We Shall Remember

Wistow School held a wonderful Remembrance service at All Saints Church on 11th November 2021.

All our pupils wore their poppies with pride.

Some children brought photos of family members and friends, who had served or are serving in the military and these people were remembered during our 2 minute silence. The silence was concluded by the playing of 'The Last Post' and then children got the chance to share names and stories about these people, old and young. 

The worship leaders all read beautifully, sharing information about Remembrance Day, poetry and prayers. 

 As we left church, we laid our handmade wreathes and crosses with messages on, on the war memorial. They will be placed out again on Sunday, as part of the Remembrance service.

We shall remember them.

OUR HARVEST FESTIVAL

It was so wonderful to be back in church today with all our children, staff and Father Ken. We celebrated Harvest and gave thanks to God for all the wonderful food we have to eat. The donations from our families were laid upon the alter and each class performed, we had a Harvest sea shanty, songs, facts from around the world and a special prayer. Well done to all our children and once again, thank you to all our parents and carers for your support and kind donations.

Operation Biscuit

We can safely say that 'Operation Biscuit' well and truly achieved the desired outcome and it is all down to the hard work of our school councillors and pupils in school.

Last term, the school council wanted to do something special, as part of our compassion and care in our community project. They decided upon wanting to spread a smile to local care home residents and thank carers for their special care of people's loved ones.

After much deliberation, the school council decided upon biscuits and cards for local care homes. They held a non-uniform day to raise funds and raised just over £100.

Next step in 'Operation Biscuit' was that two of our older pupils met with Morrisons' Community Champion Shona, who supported the project massively and the supermarket donated additional treats for the local care homes, which was massively appreciated.

When back at school, pupils made up special boxes for some of the care homes we have reached out to and then some very kind parents and pupils helped out with the deliveries.

All the care homes were so happy with their biscuits and handmade cards, that we have had some really wonderful messages of thanks from both carers and residents.

Well done to all our pupils involved in the project and it just goes to show, together we can make a difference!

SPORTS DAY 2021

The sun shone for us all at Wistow, so we could hold our annual sports day, with all our classmates and in our bubbles. With our PE kits, sunscreen and sunhats on, we made our way to the race track! It was a bit different to usual, but we all cheered as each class took part in the races. It was a wonderful morning and the smiles on everyone's faces reinforced this. 

When the photos have been cropped and checked, each class will put on a slideshow of some of the races from the day, so you can see the fun we had.

Royal Mail Hero Stamp Competition

Our children have all submitted their entries for the Royal Mail design a stamp for heroes competition. The quality was very high and no two designs were the same, lots of wonderful and unique ideas and designs. 

The entries have been posted and we will now await a result to see if any of our designers are lucky enough to get their design made into a real stamp!

All children that entered will receive a certificate to thank them for their efforts.

KEEPING PUPILS SAFE COMPETITION

Our Road Safety Officers launched a competition a while back and today in assembly the winners were announced. We asked out children to design some posters that could be displayed at the front of school, to promote road safety for pedestrians and drivers. There were some super entries, but here are our winners and you can see the posters at the front and rear of the school and hopefully everyone takes note!

Well done to all our winners!

Walk For Wellbeing

Stepping Up Together!

Walk for Wellbeing COMPLETE!

What fantastic day !

Dressed from head to toe in all the colours of the rainbow, children in their bubbles took on the challenge to walk as far as they could with their classmates in school today. The sun shone for every bubble today. The chatter, laughter and fun had was apparent from the smiles on everyone's faces throughout.

The point of the walk today was to highlight how exercise is great for our bodies and minds, which is so important in life. Spirits and resilience were high in every class and a great day was had by all.

There were trails to follow, activities to complete and even a crocodile alley, where the children had to keep to the stepping stones, so they didn't come face to face with a croc!

All children were given their own pedometers, to measure their individual distances. Teachers will total how far their class has walked and we will let you know the results next week!

Well done to all children and staff who well and truly deserve to put their feet up tonight after all that walking!

A huge thank you to Miss Jackson and the school Wellbeing Ambassadors, who came up with the idea and made this event happen.

A SPECIAL SURPRISE FOR ALL OUR CHILDREN

Our children have all had a great afternoon with their friends and teachers at our surprise Lockdown Birthday and Resilience Party!

This party was to celebrate the resilience of all our little super heroes at Wistow and to make up for all those birthday parties that were missed during lockdown. So we decided to have a giant party in our bubbles together on the field, full of fun, games and laughter.

The decorations went up and the party scene was set! The sun shone for us and we had a great time celebrating everyone's birthdays and the resilience that our children have shown over the last year.

The catering team, Mrs Dixon-Mersh and Mrs Smith, baked us some scrumptious buns, which we ate in our bubbles with friends - they went down a treat!

It was a fantastic afternoon and enjoyed by everyone.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL OUR SUPERHEROES!

WELL DONE FOR SHOWING RESILIENCE OVER THE LAST YEAR!

WE ARE SO PROUD OF EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!

An Exciting Start To Our Summer Term!

Behind the scenes, just before and over Easter, school has been very busy in order to get something special ready for all our children. After a much anticipated wait ... our new play equipment was revealed!

We invited some special visitors to come and officially open the equipment in school today, Mr and Mrs Donovan. Socially distanced, they proudly declared it open and the children have had a great day exploring and having fun with friends in their class bubbles. All children will get a go when it is their turn for a whole week - they are very excited!

Thank you to the Playscheme team who installed all the new equipment. Let's hope the sun keeps on shining so we can make the most if it all!

World Book Day 2021

We decided to hold our World Book Day a week later, so that all our pupils could enjoy in the fun and celebrating a love of books and literacy!

The children chose their favourite characters to come dressed as on the day and they all looked magnificent. In class bubbles, the children then took part in various competitions, games and activities based on books. Take a look at some of the costumes. A great day was had by all.

RSPB The Big Garden Bird Watch

Whilst lockdown is in place and children were all at home, school encouraged our children and their families to get involved in the RSPB's Big Garden Bird Watch. Lots of families signed up and enjoyed collecting information on what birds they saw over one weekend. Some other creatures also popped by to say hello! Children were encouraged to take some photos of what they saw. Take a look and see what or who you can find hidden in the photos:

Magical Wistow

Take a look at what happens when the snow falls around Wistow School. Doesn't it look magical? 

WORLD BOOK DAY 2020

What an amazing day! The children and staff all looked amazing and they were all so excited to see each other dressed as book characters from all sorts of books. The day started with the spelling bee, where some  children showed off their spelling knowledge in front of the whole school and the audience were very impressed with their confidence and accuracy when spelling out some very tricky words.

Throughout the day, children took part in various book activities, competitions and had time to share and enjoy various books.

The handwriting competition was tough and the judges were amazed at the neatness of all classes. All pupils showed a great pride in their work and they also talked about the meaning behind the poems, 'I can be your friend' and 'Be Kind'.

Children had fun designing book covers for their favourite books and some of them are displayed on our corridor display - there are some brilliant efforts.

In the afternoon, teams of dedicated readers were chosen by staff to take part in the Wistow School Book Quiz 2020! The answers were flying thick and fast, the teams were on the edge of their seats, the audience were joining in ..... but there could only be one winner. Both teams did so well, but the winners just pipped the opposition to the post.

We finished the day, with teachers swapping classes and sharing their favourite stories with the children. 

Take a look at the slideshows below to see  just how much fun Wistow Parochial C of E Primary School had on World Book Day 2020!

An amazing day was had by all! Take a look at some of our photos from the day. At Wistow we love to read and World Book Day has been - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! 

Fountains' Class Collective Worship.

On Friday Fountains class showed us what they had learnt in RE this term in a unit of work about Islam.  This included some of the stories that the Prophet Muhammad told to encourage the looking after all the world and it's creatures.  Fountains also explained about what Shrove Tuesday is and how it is celebrated.

Project Wild Filming

What a privilege for some of our children this morning, they have been part of Project Wild filming in school. They shared their thoughts and views about this amazing project with Nick and also got to hold some fabulous creatures - whilst being interviewed! They all did really well and also got the opportunity to share with others a vital message about the importance of us all looking after the world we live in and the special role they play in our environment.

SONGBIRD SAGA!

Roll up, roll up! Come and get your limited edition of the Songbird Saga, written by one of our very own pupils. This young man has used his creative writing talents to produce a wonderful story about the pupils and teachers at Wistow School. He is selling it to raise money for school and so far the book is in demand. For only £1 you will be entertained and won't be able to put it down. Definitely a good read.

Valentine's Disco

Wistow School Valentine's Disco was in full swing last night and the children all had a super time. Thank you to all the staff who volunteered to help, our two amazing year 6 DJs and Debbie Swayne for her scrumptious baking!

Wistow School Bird Feeders

The pupils and families of Wistow school have shone again as this week they have been bringing into school their wonderful creations to feed the birds around school. We have been talking about the RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch and the children have been waiting for the birds to find the feeders and explore.

Take a look at our gallery of creations - each and everyone  unique in design and hopefully our birds will love the tasty treats they hold!

Frozen Themed Lunch

Do you want to build a snowman? ❄️☃️❄️

Our school dinner children did, as part of our themed 'Frozen' lunch. After our hot Arendelle pastry cheese swirls, potato wedges and vegetables, we had a great time eating our handmade snow people, whilst listening to some well known songs.

Young Voices 2020

Our Wistow Songbirds were all in fine voice on their recent trip to Sheffield Arena, to sing with thousands of other children for Young Voices 2020. They arrived early in the afternoon, where rehearsals soon began and the excitement began to build.

Later that day, the doors to the public opened and the atmosphere was electric. Parents, family members and friends all arrived at the arena to come and watch this wonderful performance. 

With guest pop stars to sing and get everyone in the mood to sing their hearts out, it was time to give it our all. Wistow Songbirds were AMAZING and loved every moment!

Carol Service

What a wonderful carol service! Our Worship leaders and Mrs Griffiths planned a fantastic celebration of the birth of Jesus and we celebrated with our families and the community at All Saints Church. It was wonderful to have so many people with us to join in this special time of year.

Wistow School Christmas Lunch

Everyone had a wonderful time at our Christmas lunch, where we all had lots of scrumptious food and a great time eating and celebrating with our friends and all the staff from school. After the meal, we all sang a song, using Makaton, to say thank you to our wonderful catering team for creating such a wonderful meal and also for what they do for us each and every day.

The Inspection Before Christmas!

🎄Wistow pupils have had a wonderful Christmas surprise this morning from all staff .... a pantomime - The Inspection Before Christmas!🎄

🎅The children were all a fantastic audience and got into the full swing of the panto, as the evil Ivor Meanstreak and Youva Nochance posed as inspectors, trying to close the school down. But Mr Read, with the help of Holly Hotpot, Dolly Dollop and Molly Mash and all the great teachers at Wistow - the school was saved and the children all get to enjoy their Christmas parties!🎅

🐝Thank you to all our amazing staff for getting so involved, once again showing how they go the extra mile to put a smile on our children's faces and make their days memorable.🐝

🌟Mrs Cox already has an idea for next year's panto!🌟

Children In Need

What a great day the children have had, supporting Children in Need. We all got to come in our own clothes and raise money in different ways. 

A Visit From The Methodist Minister

Today we welcomed Christine Gilespie, the Wistow Methodist minister, into our school. She led us in our collective worship and talked about the importance of remembering. We all enjoyed meeting her and look forward to her next visit.

WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

We shall remember.

We took time out of our school day to pay our respects to people who fought and are fighting wars for us, to keep us safe.
We had a two minute silence, followed by a reading of 'In Flander's Field' and then a prayer.

We shall remember them.

Harvest Time!

It was so wonderful to see so many parents, friends and family this morning in church to celebrate Harvest with us. It was great to have Smartstart and Maisy Moos also with us and share in our celebrations.🐝

All the children did us proud with their performances based around Harvest - well done!🐝

Thank you all for your kind donations of food, which will be going to Selby Foodbank this week. 🐝

Bonkers About Conkers!

So we set our conker challenge again and this year the results were amazing! The children and parents let their imaginations run wild and we created some out of this world conker models ...take a look!

Summer Reading Challenge 2019

Well done to all our summer readers, who completed the summer reading challenge called Space Chase! Today, Ms Whittaker came in to present the certificates to all our superstar readers! Well done everyone!

Wistow Walk-a-thon!

Well we did it! The rain didn't stop us all and the further we walked, the clouds vanished and the sun began to shine for us all!

It was great fun and we loved walking with our friends, singing songs and challenging ourselves to see how far we could walk. Take a look at some of the photos from the day.

We have worked out that our classes walked:

Selby class walked 24.75 miles

Fountains class walked 52.5 miles

Bolton class walked 61 miles

Byland class walked 66.17 miles

and

Rievaulx class walked 93.5 miles!

What an achievement!

So in total we walked 297.92 miles. That is the distance from:

Wistow to Ardross in Scotland 

or

Wistow to Truro in Cornwall! 

WELL DONE EVERYONE! EACH CLASS AS A TEAM EXCEEDED OUR CHALLENGE!

WORKING AS A SCHOOL WE SMASHED THE CHALLENGE!

The Greatest Lunch

It was a special lunch today .... 'The Greatest Lunch!' Everyone enjoyed a fabulous meal today with their friends and school staff. 

To kick start our meal, we all sang 'A Million Dreams' and also used our Makaton skills, to sing for our dinner team, to thank them for preparing and setting up this great lunch.

Empty plates, full tummies and smiley faces everywhere ..... just how we like it at Wistow School.🐝🌟🐝

Black History Month

October marks Black History Month, the annual commemoration of the history, achievements and contributions of black people in the UK. For the whole month until October 31, events celebrating African and Caribbean cultures and histories will take place up and down the country.

While the UK celebrates Black History Month in October, America, where it originated commemorations take place throughout February. 

At Wistow, we have begun learning about famous people who have helped change history and made a difference for the future, bringing equality to all.

In our classes, we have learnt about various people and extended our learning with fun, art activities. Take a look:

Year 6 Leaver's Lunch

Chicken nuggets, chips and peas, followed by chocolate, fudge ice-cream sundaes was the choice of our year 6 leavers! As a well done to our year 6 pupils, we always let them select their favourite meal from school and they sit with their friends and teachers whilst they enjoy their lunch.

This was then followed with a magnificent sparkling 'Class of 2019' chocolate cake, made by our and one and only Mrs Lee! 

🌟🐝A feast fit for our year 6 champions! 🐝🌟

Oliver Twist - Please Sir ... Can We Have Some More?

Each year, Rievaulx class end the summer term with a production and this year it was Oliver Twist. The pupils of Wistow school were in for a treat as they headed to the Methodist Chapel to watch this spectacular show! The show was packed with acting, singing and dancing, all of which was done to a very high standard. The  children were all transfixed and not a sound could be heard from any of them as the show took place. After the performance, the children erupted into applause and the smiles on their faces said it all.

Then to the evening performance, lots of family and friends turned out to watch and it was enjoyed by everyone. Watching from the back of the Methodist chapel, the head teacher could see each and every member of the class singing their hearts out and giving a performance of a lifetime.

The audience were wowed and as they left made comments such as:

"What a show!"

"That was like watching Broadway!"

"I am so proud ... each and everyone of them gave it their all!"

Even though we are a small school, this was another moment where our children shone like the stars they are and show that they are big in heart, soul and spirit. Well done to everyone involved!

Archaeologists Visit School

We welcomed some very special visitors into school this afternoon, Margaret and John, who are archaeologists. They came to talk to us about a dig that they are going to be carrying out on Sunday 11th August... here in Wistow!

They talked us through some images of the field they will be working in and pointed out all these strange shapes that their drone had picked up on photos. Can you see them?

They are interested to find out who lived here is Wistow many years ago, Iron-Age? Romans? It is all very exciting!

The best thing is, they invited us to all come down to the site and take part. What a great experience to have and event to be part of!

See the attached details and for those children who will be learning about Romans after the holidays, what a great opportunity to get hands on history experience!

FOWSA Summer Fair 

What a super afternoon at the FOWSA summer fair. The Rievaulx children all sprang into action and set up their stalls and then the customers came flooding in! The afternoon was busy and a great success. Take a look at some of what we got up to!

MUSIC IN THE NIGHT 2019

Well ... the children pulled out all the stops at our Music In The Night performance! Our families and friends came to join us to watch this spectacular show tune special. The audience were wowed by magic, singing, dance and musicians of all ages. From the smiles on the faces, it was enjoyed by all.

The Deep

Selby and Fountains classes had a fantastic trip to The Deep.  We saw many amazing sea creatures and had a wonderful time.  Fountains did a workshop about looking after our oceans and the danger of plastic.  Selby did a workshop involving turtle art. 

Teddy Bear's Picnic

What a superb day for a Teddy Bear's picnic! The sun shone and some of our parents, carers and family members came to share a picnic lunch with us and our cuddly, teddy friends.

A MASSIVE THANK YOU TO WISTOW SCARECROW COMMITTEE! 

The Wistow Scarecrow Committee have generously donated £1000 to our school. The chair of the committee, Mrs Tanya Wray, came to assembly today to present the cheque to Miss White. The school will be using the money towards computing equipment, to support all the children in their learning.

THANK YOU AGAIN FROM EVERYONE AT WISTOW SCHOOL!

FATHER'S DAY LUNCH

Today we welcomed into school some very special people, our dads and grandads. They came to join us for a scrumptious lunch of sausages, mash, peas and carrots, followed by sticky toffee pudding and custard! We all enjoyed having our special guests and it was a great way to say thank you for all that they do for us.

Sharing Our Work With The Church And Community

As part of the Wistow Scarecrow Festival 2019, each class created some work to be displayed in our local church, All Saints. The feedback from the public was wonderful and the children are really proud of their work. 

Circus Skill's Club

Tale a look at our budding performers at Circus Skill's Club! Tonight they have learnt a range of new skills and all with massive smiles on their faces. This just shows you can put your mind to any new skill!

Wistow Scarecrow Festival and Our School

What an amazing weekend everyone in Wistow had, with heroes and villains taking over the community!

The rain didn't keep people away and the village was full of people looking for the scarecrow entries and having fun at all the wonderful activities in and around the village.

Wistow School joined in the fun with their entry and our hero was David Attenborough - who we all felt is a real hero as he is trying to raise awareness to people about saving the planet by reducing plastic use.

Alongside Sir David, was a sea full of recycled sea creatures made from all sorts of recycling. The children all made their own at home and then Rievaulx class put the scene together with the important message of:

SAVE OUR PRECIOUS PLANET!

Take a look at our work and of course .... Sir David Attenborough!

PSHCEE Day - 'Being An Active Citizen'

Wow! What a great day the whole school had for their PSHCEE day based on the theme 'Being an active citizen'. What made it even more special, was how many parents and family members we had to come and share in our activities with us. Activities ranged from David Attenborough 'Save the planet' animations, to working in and around our local community, gardening and planting. Take a look!

Easter Egg-stravaganza!

As part of our Easter celebrations, the children have decorated some eggs. Every egg is unique and everyone thinks that they look amazing! Take a look and decided which are your favourites!

Egg Rolling Competition

Selby and Fountains class have enjoyed a morning of egg-rolling! 

They had great fun using and applying their mathematics skills to measure who had the egg that rolled the greatest distance! Well done to the winners!

Easter Church Service

Our Easter service was planned and led by Byland class. They retold the Easter story and reminded us all of the importance of Easter, through drama and song. The whole school, joined them in praise at this special time in the Christian calendar and it was a lovely service, made all the more special with the amount of family and friends who came to celebrate with us.

FOWSA Easter Fair

After church, the children were all eager to get back to school and visit the Easter fair. Rievaulx class were in charge of stalls, alongside some kind volunteers. Soon the school halls and classrooms were filled with the buzz of excited children, winning prizes and enjoying the activities set up. 

Thank you to all the people who helped set up and Mrs Sampson and Mrs Adams who take a lot of time and energy planning this wonderful event. 

Take a look at some of the wonderful things at the fair:

Easter Egg Hunt

 Selby and Fountains class enjoyed welcoming younger siblings to come and share the fun of our annual Easter egg hunt. A special visitor even made an appearance and helped some of us find the eggs! 
Thank you to everyone for your kind donations of eggs and for coming and sharing in the fun this morning! 

Mother's Day Lunch

We all loved welcoming in the special ladies in our lives to come and have a special lunch with us for Mother's Day. Everyone enjoyed the food and spending time together. It was a lovely way to say 'Thank you' for all they do for us, each and every day.

COMIC RELIEF!

What a super 'upside down' day we have had dressed in our PJs and all for a great cause, Comic Relief. 
School 'breakfast' for 'lunch' was scrumptious, so thank you to Miss Bloom and Mrs Smith for preparing that! 
After all your donations were counted by our school council chair and vice chair, they announced the whopping total of ... 🌟£118.50 🌟 
Well done Wistow School and thank you to everyone for your support.

Science Fun

On Tuesday we were very lucky to have special visitors from the University of York's Physics department.  Professor Roddy Vann and Richard Armitage came to inspire us to be real scientists.  

Fountains and Selby classes saw the effects of acids and alkali on the juice from red cabbage.  We used bicarbonate of soda and vinegar which turned the juice different colours.  Byland and Rievaulx classes made potato batteries.  During assembly the whole school was treated to experiments involving plasma and the freezing of fruit in liquid nitrogen.  It was an amazing and exciting experience for us all!

Wistow World Book Day 2019

What a spectacular day, full of fun, literature and laughter! Everyone made such a fantastic effort and it felt magical walking through school and seeing everyone as different book characters. 

Over the course of the day, the children spent time hot seating each other as their book characters, taking part or watching the Spelling Bee, creating some wonderful art work, writing their entries for the handwriting competition and finally watching the Wistow World Book Day Quiz. In the quiz some children were chosen to represent their class and it was great fun watching them show their knowledge of books, characters and authors!

It was an amazing day enjoyed by everyone!

Maths Games Competition

The challenge was set and children had to design their own maths game, the only thing it had to do was help children learn an aspect of maths whilst having fun. Take a look at the entries and the winners. Well done everyone, they were all amazing!

CREATIVE CONKER CHALLENGE!

Finally ... the winners of the Wistow Creative Conker Championships and smallest and largest conker hunt was announced! Things were that tough with the Creative Conker Competition, Miss White decided to poll visitors to school to select their favourite entry from the models and photos brought into school. Presenting the winners ...

Remembrance

Miss White set a holiday challenge, to make as many waterproof poppies as the pupils could. Everyone got involved and the response was fantastic. So much so, we managed to cover the whole school in poppies, to show our respect, love and remembrance for those who died in the wars for us and those who continue to help keep us safe.

Take a look at some of the wonderful creations.

Italian Day

We had a day in school where we all enjoyed learning about Italy. We learnt some of the language, about the geography of the country and also enjoyed tasting some of the food. We all got to wear the colours of the flag instead of our uniforms and had a great day ... or should we say UN BEL GIORNO!

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