RiverwalkSchool

Happy Easter Everyone Have a wonderful break doing things you love with people you cherish. We look forward to greeting you back on Monday 13th April 2026 for the start of our Summer Term

Easter Egg Hunt Fun – Indoors This Year! Who says a little wind can stop the fun? Not us! Today, our school was filled with excitement as we brought the Easter egg hunt inside, and it was just as egg-citing! From hidden treasures in classrooms to surprise spots in hallways, our students turned into expert egg detectives Laughter, teamwork, and a whole lot of chocolate made it a day to remember! A big well done to everyone who took part!

Easter Egg

Red Nose Day Fun at School! What an amazing day we've had celebrating Red Nose Day! Our school was full of smiles from start to finish

Feeling the St. Patrick's Day spirit! A huge shoutout to Kate for transforming our school kitchen into a fullon St. Paddy's Day wonderland! Thanks, for bringing the fun, the colour, and some Irish cheer. The kitchen has never looked so lucky!

Get Ready for Red Nose Day! Friday 20th March 2026. Although we already have red uniforms - you're welcome to wear something different that is RED. Bring £1 to donate and help support amazing charities that change lives Let's fill the school with colour, laughter, and kindness! Together, we can make a BIG difference. Let's paint the day red!

Read All About It! Our amazing Duke of Edinburgh students have been featured in the Suffolk News (see link below) and also in the Bury Free Press -which will also be out in print on Friday! Well done to everyone that took part, you are a true credit to our school and we couldn't be prouder of you all

The Sign of the Week is: TALK The Makaton sign for "talk" gives students and staff a reliable and visual way to indicate: I want to communicate I have something to say. Let's talk together And for staff to remind student to use their words if they can. Action: Tap or point towards your chin/mouth with your index finger and point away from you - say the word -"talk" as you do this.

A Fun-Filled Adventure at Our New Allotment Site for our DofE Volunteering Section! Today we took our very first trip our new local allotment site in walking distance from the school - and what an adventure it turned out to be! The moment we arrived, we got straight to work building even more bug hotels. From twigs, leaves and bark, we used all sorts of natural materials to create cosy hideaways for our tiny garden neighbours. But it wasn't all hard work... Somehow, we ended up inside the wheelbarrows, and yes, it was every bit as fun as it sounds! We also learned a lot about what it really takes to grow plants. It turns out it's not just popping a seed into soil, there's watering, weeding, digging, "patience... and even more patience." Everyone left with a new appreciation for the gardeners who keep things growing all year round. And just when we thought our adventure was over, we stumbled across a park on our walk back to school! Naturally, we couldn't resist stopping for a quick run around before heading back with muddy boots, tired legs, and huge smiles. It was a day full of learning, exploring, and heaps of fun. We can't wait to visit the allotment again soon! Thank you to Bradley and Julie for all your continued support.