In Fleming Fulton School we are proud to teach and care for pupils aged 3-19 years old.
Pupils are at the centre of our school community. Our dedicated staff are committed to tailoring their teaching to the learning needs of pupils, to ensure that every child reaches their full potential in a supportive, caring environment and in full partnership with home and the wider community. We are very proud of our pupils’ achievements.
I warmly invite you to come and see Fleming Fulton School for yourself. I will be only too delighted to meet with you, show you our facilities and demonstrate the work that we do.
Please contact the school office to arrange a visit – we look forward to meeting you.
Best wishes
Karen Hancock
Principal
Happy Friday Everyone...!!
The Wild Encounters continue in school... I look forward everyday to seeing what our pupils get up to.
P2/3/4 went on a bearhunt, collecting natural things along the way... I know of Foxes and Badgers in the school grounds, I really hope they didn't find any bears though...!!
Mrs Gallen's class were in the sensory garden enjoying a story about the seaside
The Random Acts of Wildness continue at Fleming Fulton and at home...
Lots of entries for the Blog today.
Caitlin and Daire were out in the sensory garden feeding the Goldfish and enjoing the feel of the cool water.
Mrs Vance's class were down by the river looking for mini WILD habitats. They found tree bark, moss and lots of wild flowers.
** STOP THE PRESS - SPECIAL EDITION..!! **
Mrs Foster has just shared this video with me. She was enjoying a family BBQ at home over the weekend when her party was gate crashed by a Badger...!!
Yes, you heard right, a BADGER...
Mr Bertie Badger, strolled right up onto her patio in the early evening looking for his share of the burgers...
*Original audio track replaced to protect the innocent... ;o)
What a weekend we've just had... The weather was AMAZING...!!!
I hope, what ever you got up to, it was a little bit #WILD
Leah had her lunch in wild space in her garden, listening to the birds and sounds of nature... Her lunch looked yummie.
Nathan went minibeast hunting and found slugs and wood lice under pots. I wonder if they would like share of Leah's lunch...?
Lots going on outside today...
P2/3/4 were enjoying a picnic in the WILD. They took their snack outside and then took time to stop and listen to the sounds of the WILD and cuddle their teddies. Later they took their shoes and socks off to feel the WILD between their toes.
Leah & Hannah were out in the Wildlife Garden listening to the WILD. They heard lots of different birds and the wind blowing through the trees.
