School is reopen today, Monday 22nd February 2010. Welcome back everyone.

Shaftesbury Cricket Club beat Vicarage Primary School on Thursday night in a thrilling finish. Vicarage won the toss and bowled first, Shaftesbury batted well and set a total of 71. It came down to the last ball and Vicarage fell 4 runs short of victory with 68. Well done everyone who has played in the tournament so far.

The February Half term holiday will start soon with the school closed between Monday 15th February and Friday 19th February. We will open again on Monday 22nd february. We hope you all have an good holiday.

Shaftesbury Cricket Club have qualified for the Newham Final of teh British Land League Indoor Cricket Competition. They will now play the winner of another group with the winners of that playing in the London Finals at the home of cricket Lords.

Shaftesbury Primary School is pleased to announce it is working with Cricket for Change, Gidea PArk and Romford CC, and The Marylebone Cricket Club to run Urban Cricket Week. The only event of its type will run between Monday April 12th, and Friday 16th April 2010. Letters have been sent out to children and more details are available on the link in the left hand menu.

Shaftesbury Cricket Club have joined the Britsh Land League Indoor Competition. Being played at Rokerby over the next 5 weeks the Finals are held at the Home of Cricket Lords.

Good luck to the team.

The staff and children at Shaftesbury Primary School would like to thank the parents and carers, staff and everyone who has helped the school beat the big freeze.

The weather maybe quite cold but we are determined to keep the school open. Please check the website and we will keep you updated with any news.

School is open today Monday 4th January 2010. Welcome back everyboday.

Hello everyone,

I just want to say thanks again to everyone who encouraged children to bring money, who bought anything and generally who helped today - it went really well, then children raised £85.02 for Annaswamy Primary School in Bangalore, India - a slum school, with absolutely no resources. That will go such a long way! Your patience was greatly appreciated, and sorry to those of you who were left with remains after lunchtime...I never thought all those biscuits would actually sell out!

Thanks again!

Aoife Conlon