Check back here soon to hear about (virtual and remote!) plans for the summer of 2021
2021
Job Vacancy - NBU5s are looking for a new PLAY WORKER to join the team!
We are looking to employ an experienced play worker with at least a Level 2 qualification with the prospect of working towards a Level 3.
Could this be you? Click here to read more on how to apply for this position.
Closing date for applications 23rd April
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2020
A huge thanks to....
the team who carried out the collection at an Ipswich Town home game back in January - we raised a fantastic £413.44 thanks to the amazing generosity of the match-goers!
NBU5's February Quiz night
As always, another fantastic Quiz Night enjoyed by so many - from parents, to staff, to friends of NBU5's.
Thank you to all of you that joined us - we raised a brilliant £611. The winning crowns were made by the children!
CONGRATULATIONS!
We are pleased to announce that both Sarah and Kate have completed their Level 3 Diplomas. Well done ladies!
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2019
NBU5's Christmas Fair
We had so much festive fun at our Christmas Fair. With visits to see Father Christmas and games of Christmas Tree Ping Pong, as well a festive Lucky Dip and the ever popular Chocolate Money Tree, much fun was had by all that attended and we raised an AMAZING £1,131
NBU5's Summer Quiz night
Thank you to all of you that joined us for our fantastic Summer Quiz night - we raised a fantastic £203!
Nacton Village Summer Fair
We also attended the Nacton Village Summer fair, where with the help of our amazing fundraising team made up of many parents and teachers, we made a brilliant £73 selling play dough made by the children, as well as some pretty bunting!
Nacton & Levington Flower Show
Every summer, the residents of Nacton village hold the ever famous Nacton & Levington Flower show. In the children's painting category, there were some 1st and 2nd prizes awarded to a few of our pupils. And most exciting of all, we won first prize in the home grown cucumber competition... this was grown from seed in our own vegetable patch, eagerly assisted by the children from seed to table!
