Nottingham School

Thank you to our Pledgers who get our day started by helping with Morning Announcements. Students may sign up to be a pledger and we have different students each week.

Congratulations to Wesley! He was nominated because "Wesley helped a classmate who is on crutches. He held the door open and grabbed her bag. He always has a smile on his face!" Congratulations Wesley and THANK YOU for helping to spread KINDNESS at Nottingham School!

We have a new feature this year, brought to you by one of our Reading Specialists, Mrs. Pollard. We hope you enjoy getting to know some of our staff members! Thank you to Mrs. Pollard for spearheading this effort.

On Tuesday, May 27th, Max and Georgia had the exciting opportunity to meet Governor Ayotte! During their visit, the Governor recognized Clean Water Week and congratulated both students on receiving honorable mentions in the statewide poster contest. Way to go, Max and Georgia!

We hosted graduating Seniors from Coe-Brown and Dover for one final walk through the halls of Nottingham School. Congratulations and good luck to all of our graduating seniors!

The girls completed the GOTR 5k in the rain at the Speedway in Loudon. They also raised $400 during their lemonade stand, to be split between Marys’s Dogs and The Rockingham County Nursing Home. I can personally attest that the lemonade was cold and delicious!

Our 7th & 8th graders had a great time in Washington DC connecting their curriculum to real life experiences!

Our 6th graders enjoyed their time at Merrowvista! They learned to work as a team and enjoyed lots of bonding experiences!

The K/8 Buddies had a wonderful time on Tuesday, June 3rd as they tie-dyed shirts together. The 8th graders were amazing role models in helping our Kindergarten ( almost 1st grade class!) make beautiful designs. These buddies have developed a friendship throughout the year that contributes positively to our Knights Community. Way to go K.N.I.G.H.T.S!

"Write a poem about something you like, and make it take the shape of that thing," said the teacher. "Sure!" said the students.

Here are pictures from their end of year trip to Canobie Lake Park!

Sixth through eighth grade students participated in the SeaPerch build this week. This is a program organized through UNH and the Naval Shipyard where volunteers come into the school to help groups of students build their own underwater rovers. Students were tasked with cutting pipes, soldering their own circuit boards for their remotes, wiring their motors, and assembling their rovers. On Thursday, the Nottingham Fire Department brought and filled a portable tank for students to test their rovers in. Thank you Nottingham Fire, UNH and the Naval Shipyard!

Here are some of the latest projects from Art!

Recently students participated in a Nature's Walk with Tree Identification with Greg Jordan, a local forester who works with UNH Cooperative. Jen Davidson, an athletic trainer, also came in to run a short strength and flexibility course.

A huge thank-you to the amazing Nottingham community for making our 3rd Grade Tour of Nottingham field trip unforgettable! Our curious explorers had a blast learning all about their awesome town!

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Summer Institute Application

Parents and Guardians,

If your child will be absent from school, please call the school 603-679-5632 and leave a message on the student absence line. Please include your child's name, homeroom teacher, and reason for the absence.

Questions about sports should be directed to Dan Doherty, the Athletic Director. His email is athleticdirector@nhsau107.gov

We currently have several openings! If you, a family member or friend are interested, please apply at EdJobs. The link is below, just type Nottingham in the search box. If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly. https://www.edjobsnh.com/Edj/front/scripts/default.cfm

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