Last 3 Months
Junior choristers visit Nursing Home
AJS singers bring Christmas cheer to Nursing Home residents
Cinderella
AJS children visit the pantomime
Christmas is here!
Blackpool FC players switch on Christmas tree lights
AJIS chess competition
Junior School children perform well at chess competition.
Junior children entertain Ladies Luncheon Club
Music for ladies who lunch!
Christmas in the Kindergarten
Our youngest children prepare for Christmas
Infant Nativity
The Christmas story
Christmas Fayre
Busy time for all
Infants entertain
Choir sings at local garden centre
Fencing at the Junior School
Have at you!
The Parents' and Friends' Christmas Party Night
The Christmas party season gets underway
News from the Kindergarten
Busy days for our Kindergarten children
Junior School Choir sings at Children in Need Concert
Choir performs at Blackpool Opera House
A creative curriculum
Reception and KS1 classes develop their thinking skills
Fire fighters visit
Year 2 children meet the firefighters
Year 3 visit the Science Museum
A fascinating trip to the Manchester Science Museum
Children help out
AJS pupils complete sponsored walk for Diabetes UK
BLESMA Home visit to AJS
Old soldiers visit Year 6
Tortoises visit the Kindergarten
Some special visitors!
Seeing Stars
Yr5 trip to the Astronomy Centre
Monthly Draw helps out
AMD sponsors parent's initiative
Reception activities
Children have fun with their DT activities
Kindergarten visit to the park
The Kindergarten have a lovely visit to the park
Yr 4 visit to Cuerden Valley Park
Children have a great day out
Children help out
On a cold, wet and windy Sunday evening, several AJS pupils completed a torchlight sponsored walk around the De Vere Hotel Golf Course. The pupils were raising money for Diabetes UK Fylde Coast Childrens Support Group, of which Jamie Bamber is a member. The total money raised by the event was over £1000! Well done to everyone who took part.
On Friday 14th November, AJS will have a non-uniform day to raise money for World Diabetes Day and Children in Need.
Posted by: Mr A Coyne
Date: Wednesday 12/11/2008
