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Bussage Primary School noted in Parliament
Bussage Primary School will forever be in the Hansard history books with this special mention. Watch the short video to see what was said!
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December round up
December is always an incredibly busy month at Bussage - we have so many lovely concerts, nativities and experiences happening, here are just a few insights into this busy month.
Snapshot of December 2025
November round up
Here's a taster of life at Bussage in November.
Snapshot of November 2025
October round up
Look what's been happening at Bussage throughout October.
Snapshot of October
September round up
Here's a snapshot of life at Bussage throughout September.
Snapshot of September
July round up
Traditionally, July is the most busy time for our Y6's whilst they prepare to transition to secondary school, they were also busy putting together a show as a finale to their time at Bussage - The Greatest Show. It was time to say farewell to the children at the end of term and to some members of staff who were sadly moving on. We had Caterlink in school for several days to run cooking workshops with each class - some made chocolate pasta which went down very well! Included are some photos from Sports day too with Toadsmoor Tigers in the Victorious top spot by the end of the day. We were also visited by MP Simon Opher who met with several of our parliament members to talk all things Eco and Mental Health and Wellbeing. We held our final School Parliament of the year in the Tranquility Garden, which was lovely and peaceful. Year 3 produced some stunning Dragon eye artworks in pastel and clay. Year 2 had a fab day out at the Mosque and the Cathedral. The kindness cup was awarded to one of our fabulous Rainbows. Our children were treated to two afternoon of musical talent with our drummers and our pianists playing for the school - and a harp too! The Values Ambassadors lead their final worship of the year too. What a lot in the final month!
Snapshot of July
June round up
Another busy month at Bussage: World Ocean Day awareness and fund raising, Y6 Leavers Service at the Cathedral, lots of music making, planting seeds, Anglo Saxon weaving, purple mash composition plus a visit to Copsegrove Farm to name but a few! Oh and don't forget the Circus Skills workshops in Y5 & 6!
Snapshot of June
May round up
May was a short month in school days with May Bank Holiday and the half term break, however our classes managed to pack in a whole host of experiences and learning: cricket, orienteering, bikeability, transition workshop, Copsegrove Farm, weaving, VE day activities, VE singing, Viking residential to name a few.
Snapshot of May
April round up
We all enjoyed a few weeks rest and relaxation during the Easter holiday break, however before that, the school continued to be a hive of activity inclusive of the following: Y6 visit to St Lawrence's church for Desperate Journeys, Big School Clean Up litter picking across the school, Stone Age arts and crafts in Y3 & Y4, Weaving in Y1 & Y2, Pirate day in Reception.
Snapshot of April
March round up
So much has happened in school during March: Red nose day, World book day, Professor McGinty visited, Orienteering, Girl's football tournament, Teddy Bear's picnic, Science week, Maths, library, puzzles and Pickle!
Snapshot of March
February round up.
February was a busy month in school with Children's Mental Health week taking a key role. All of the children were involved in Forest School sessions throughout the week as well as a range of other wellbeing activities such as yoga. We also welcomed in the Puzzleman at the end of the month, he worked with each class on a range of geometric problem solving.
Snapshot of February
Welcome to our new website.
We have developed this new website based on feedback from parents and carers about what they would like to see and how they would like to access information. If you have any further thoughts then do get in touch; we always welcome thoughts and ideas from our school community.
MUSIC NEWS:
This week has seen the start of whole class instrumental lessons in each of the Key Stage 2 classes. Entirely funded by the fabulous PTA, all of the KS2 children are beginning or continuing their journey as a musician by learning to read music, to play and instrument and to perform in an ensemble. Here is what they have been up to:
Year 3 - recorders
Year 4 - clarinets
Year 5 - music technology, garage band compositions on ipads
Year 6 - ukuleles
Musicians
