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Posted on 23rd May 2026 by

Marmalade and Mash Children’s Clothing Sale

 

I previously owned a children’s clothing brand called Marmalade & Mash, which has now ceased trading, and I am holding a one-day clearance sale on Wednesday 4th June from 12pm–7pm at my home near Hodnet (postcode SY4 4LY – full address provided on confirmation).

There is a large amount of beautiful, high-quality children’s clothing available at heavily reduced prices, covering ages 2–12 years, including everyday wear, occasion outfits and gifts. Parents will also be welcomed with a glass of fizz on arrival to make it a lovely shopping experience.

To make this beneficial for the school community too, I would be very happy to donate 20% of sales made by Hodnet School families directly to the PTA. Parents would simply mention they are from Hodnet School when attending.

I feel it could be a really lovely opportunity for parents to purchase quality children’s clothing at very affordable prices while also raising funds for the school at the same time.

The address for the clothes sale is :

Upper Harcourt

Stanton Upon Hine Heath

Shrewsbury

SY4 4LY

What three words is: flagpole. worry. pinch

Thank you so much.

Warm regards,

Naomi Greenway

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2 weeks ago
Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

Weekly House Points 05.06.2026

Weekly house point totals are:

Owls =

Badgers =

Squirrels =

Foxes = 

Well done to the team this week.

 

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Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

Hodnet School Gardening Club

Well done to the children and staff in gardening club, you have done an amazing job planting peas, tomatoes, potatoes, spinach, radishes and turnips.

They have also planted lots of wild flowers too which will look amazing when they all start growing in the garden.

Look out for details regarding another Gardening Club in September.

Thank you to Nobridge nurseries for supplying gardening club with some compost, it is very much appreciated.

 

 

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Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

The Big Future Survey

The year 6 children have just completed this and it would be great if the other year groups could support this survey.

First of all, congratulations to your Year 6 pupils on completing their SATs, and thank you to all your staff for everything you’ve done to support children through the assessment period. I know how much work and care goes into making the experience positive for pupils.

As Children’s Commissioner, I’m writing to ask for your support in helping children at your school take part in my new survey, The Big Future.

Your pupils can take part here: http://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/thebigfuture.

As many of your Year 6 pupils will have recently finished their SATs, this could be a great opportunity for them to reflect on their time at primary school and share their hopes and ideas for the future in their own words.

I want to hear from children aged 0–18 from every background, in every part of the country, and your support will help make that possible. I’m asking children about the things they enjoy, the challenges they face, the changes they want to see in their communities, and what they think a good childhood should look like today.

I would be hugely grateful if you could share the survey with pupils, parents and carers across your school community. Schools with particularly high participation rates will receive formal recognition for helping amplify children’s voices, along with a summary of their pupils’ responses, and an invite to my final Festival of Childhood.

To support you, I’ve created a pack of resources including an introductory video, lesson materials and FAQs, all available on my website.

I’ll publish the findings next year, and they will help shape the conversations and decisions being made about children’s lives and futures at the highest levels.

Thank you very much for your support.

Dame Rachel de Souza

Children’s Commissioner for England
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2 weeks ago
Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

Weekly Respect Champions 22.05.26

Well done to our Respect Award Champions who will go into the draw, to be in with a chance to be awarded our school termly respect trophy.

  • Class R – Theo
  • Class 1 -Phoebe
  • Class 2 -Grace
  • Class 3 -Rory
  • Class 4 -George
  • Class 5 -Wren
  • Class 6 -Charlie

 

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Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

Celebrating Success. Certificate of Achievement 22.05.26

Well done to everyone who received awards or shout outs today. We are very proud of you.

  • Class R – Luan for trying so hard putting your hand up to answer questions on the carpet. Well done!
  • Class 1- Scarlett for your fantastic independent writing this week. You have worked so hard. Keep it up!
  • Class 2 -Jake for an increase in your confidence , working hard and always being polite. Excellent news!
  • Class 3 -Phoebe for working hard on your presentation, making sure your writing always looks smart too. Fantastic !
  • Class 4 – Myles for a super effort in descriptive writing and your handwriting. Keep it up!
  • Class 5 – Josh for working really hard particularly in science this week. Fantastic!
  • Class 6 – Milly for always working really hard and trying to achieve your best. A quiet superstar! Well Done!
  •  Headteachers Award- Eco Team for working with pupils from Thomas Adams on our joint Art Project.
  • Lunch Award-Casey for politely communicating his lunch choices to the staff. Well done!
  • Raffle Ticket-Rufus

 

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Posted on 22nd May 2026 by

Celebrating Success. Book Worm 22.05.26

Well done to everyone who received awards or shoutouts this week, we are very proud of you.

Today we celebrated reading in our celebration assembly, with praise for lots of children for their reading at home and reading throughout the curriculum in school.

  • Class R -Fleur
  • Class 1 -Alice
  • Class 2 -Oliver
  • Class 3 -William
  • Class 4 -Illaria
  • Class 5 -Theo
  • Class 6-Harrison T

Congratulations to all our chosen Book Worms, your reading at home and school was excellent this week.

Remember to keep up those good reading habits.