Martongate Primary School in Bridlington recently celebrated their last day of term, with pupils enjoying their final day with classmates and teachers until school starts again in September.
The whole school went outside for a special display by the school’s gymnastics squad, alongside all the staff and parents. The display was fantastic, with a number of flips, spins, jumps and aerial acrobatics being shown and enjoyed by all.
Selected classes also got up and performed special dances for the audience, which got everyone up and clapping along.
Also keeping the children entertained was the new outdoor play area which has been newly installed. The primary school has had the same equipment for 20 years, until gymnastics teacher and School Business Manager Jo Ward organised a just giving page to help fund a new play area.
Alongside donations from the community, money donated by the Marjory Kirk Trust helped the school get brand new equipment for the children to enjoy.
The new playground coupled with the gymnastics display ensured that all the pupils at Martongate thoroughly enjoyed their last day of term.
1. Highlights from the last day of term at Martongate Primary School
The children from Martongate Primary School were celebrating their last day of term, with dances put on by different classes for their parents to enjoy. Photo: Claudia Bowes
2. Highlights from the last day of term at Martongate Primary School
Over the years the Martongate Primary School gym squad has won a number of Yorkshire Championships and School Sports Partnership Awards. Photo: Claudia Bowes
3. Highlights from the last day of term at Martongate Primary School
After 20 years of having the old outdoor play area, Martongate’s new outdoor play area has finally been installed. Photo: Claudia Bowes
4. Highlights from the last day of term at Martongate Primary School
Martongate gymnastics squad have worked very hard all year with improving their skills, strength and flexibility, competing in competitions and performing a display to all the pupils, staff and parents. Photo: Claudia Bowes