There are strong and supportive relationships across the whole school community (SIAMS 2016) and we believe that it is very important that this extends in to the community in Shelf and beyond.
The Garden Gang have had a really busy and productive weekend and made a great start at tackling our overgrown garden area. If you are able to contribute any time, resources or skills to this venture please contact the school.
Over the last few years our school have delivered and shared handmade angels in the local community at Christmas time. The angels have a prayer attached to them and we take great pride knowing they were spreading love, hope and happiness. We receive some wonderful feedback from the school community and they really make a difference.
Thank you to everyone who knits and crochets angels, it is greatly appreciated and we can't do the project without your help.
"A good pal of mine, Alex O'Keefe wanted sponsor his old school, through his company Yorkshire Pro Window cleaners, with my Bee You Kids Journal. A few days later he did just that and today we hand delivered 120 journals to his old school. Amazing to see how happy all involved with it are. He was buzzing to be able to give back and the school was buzzing to have an amazing resource for their childrens wellbeing. If you'd like to do something similar just drop us a message. We match your sponsorship so we can have these journals in as many kids hands as possible. What a guy ❤️"
Luke Ambler
May 2021
We have a school choir for Years 4 and above. They meet to rehearse at lunchtimes and enjoy performing at any opportunity. They have performed in school assemblies as well as at St Michael's Church during their Christmas Angel Fest.
Our choir relished an opportunity to sing at The Big Sing at Victoria Theatre in Halifax and at a showcase event at Brighouse High School.
They can not wait to be able to get singing together once again and spread some musical joy in our local community!
Pupils researched soldiers and decorated poppies with their names and history. These then adorned lampposts, churches and the village cenotaph ahead of the Remembrance Day events.