Bosbury Memories

YEAR 6 LEAVERS 2023

Please see below for a collection of the memories which our Year 6 Leavers of 2023 shared in their final Leavers' Assembly and in their Leavers' Yearbook of their time at Bosbury CE Primary School.

 

  

My funniest moment at Bosbury School was when Harriet fell off the top bunk on the residential! It's so funny because she and I used to argue all the time when were in Reception, but now we are best friends!

My favourite subjects at Bosbury were Art and English, as I would like to be an artists and teach art lessons outside of school when I am older. 

I loved World Book Day when I dressed up as Enola Homes, but my proudest moment was definitely The Greatest Showman play in Year 6.

My favourite trip was when we went to West Midlands Safari Park, as Mrs. Dark was super kind to us. I will miss all the teachers at Bosbury when I leave, as well as my friends.

- Eva

I have so many funny memories at Bosbury! On the Year 5 residential during the blindfold challenge, Annie and I got our heads stuck together in one of the tyres, and during the residential in Year 6, we both fell off the paddle boards into the lake about five or six times, going splat down face first! That night in our dorm, Harriet slid down the bed from the top bunk to the floor!

In the classroom, me, Liv and Emily were playing around on the sofas, with me sitting on the back of the sofa and swinging downwards; Emily tried to the same, only for us all to hear a thump! Luckily, she wasn't seriously hurt!

My favourite subjects at Bosbury were PE, Art and Music, and I also loved playing tag and hide & seek at playtimes!

In Year 2, we did the Nativity and I was in a big poofy white dress with a big star around my head. This was my favourite costume, but my proudest moments were getting the part of Barnum in The Greatest Showman play and singing Once in Royal David's City solo at the Christingle service.

I will miss the teachers and my friends at Bosbury, but I aim to do the best I can, make lots of new friends and be successful and succeed at high school.

- Ruby

My funniest moment at Bosbury was trying to trip someone up on April Fool's Day, only to trip over myself!

My best school memory is basically just coming to school itself as I loved Art and Forest School. My favourite trip was West Midlands Safari Park, and I loved dressing up as a ninja for World Book Day! 

My proudest moment was when I finished my SATs, and I will miss my friends as well as Mrs. Dark's fun activities. I want to be a singer or a YouTuber when I'm older, but most of all I just want to make the world a happy place.

- Natty

I really enjoyed the residentials at Bosbury, particularly the one in 2023 where we jumped off a pontoon into a lake and abseiled down a massive quarry before having to climb back up! We also squeezed through a really tight gap in a cave.

There are so many things which made me laugh at school, but the funniest has to be when we all climbed up a willow tree on the Key Stage 2 play area, only for it to fall down with us all still in it as Mr. Ponter yelled, "Girls it's going to fall, just hold on!".

My favourite subjects were PSHE, Art, English and Forest School. I loved Sports Day every year and I really enjoyed going on a rollercoaster for the first time at West Midlands Safari Park. My favourite costume was when I came in as the boy in the book called, 'The Doughnut that Ruined My Life' - I brought doughnuts for the whole class!

I will miss ALL of the teachers at Bosbury, and when I am older, I want to be an equine vet and eventer, rehoming loads of horses and ponies and helping them to have a better life.

- Fenella

I remember some funny moments on the residentials, like when Ruby rolled down the hill and I fell into a stream!

I liked Art at Bosbury, and enjoyed coming to school in my pyjamas for Pyjama Day! My proudest moments were getting my pen licence and winning Sports Day.

I will miss my friends most when I leave Bosbury, and I want to work hard when I'm older being a farmer or an accountant.

- Olly B

My proudest moment at Bosbury was getting a big part in The Greatest Showman play. I absolutely loved it when we did Art, as it lets you be free!

I can remember lots of funny moments, including when Natty, Fenella and I were on the bus back from the Three Counties Show and Natty pulled down his blue bucket hat and basically flew to Mars, and when Mrs. Dark got the big parachute out at the end of our SATs and I got spun around inside it!

On the residential, I did not want to go into the artificial cave as it was so dark in there, but Lexie made me go round with her in the pitch black! I also dressed up as a chocolate bar for one event!

I will miss all the amazing teachers at Bosbury, but especially Mrs. Walker. I want to own a dairy farm with my cousin when I'm older, and raise loads of money to help Cancer Research.

- Bella

I loved Art so much at Bosbury that I want to go on to be a successful fashion and interior designer. I also enjoyed History and English, all the school discos, and going on all the rides at West Midlands Safari Park. My favourite costume was definitely the Mad Hatter outfit I wore for World Book Day!

My funniest moment has to be Annie falling over during the sack race on Sports Day, and my proudest moment is being able to stay far away from my parents for a couple of nights during the residentials.

I will really miss Mrs. Dark teaching me when I leave Bosbury.

- Lottie

I really enjoyed Forest School at Bosbury, as well as the trip to West Midlands Safari Park in Class 5. My fondest memory was my first residential in Year 5, and I also loved dressing up as a pharaoh in Year 3!

My funniest moment was when I missed the ball completely while playing football in Year 3, and my proudest moment was when I got my pen licence.

I will miss the teachers when I leave Bosbury, and my future wish is to have a good job that pays well - maybe a police officer!

- Olly C

I loved doing PE at Bosbury and having fun with my friends at Forest School.

I have too many funny memories to count, but my proudest moments were being brave enough to hold an anaconda in Class 2, and succeeding in the most challenging rock climb on the Year 5 and 6 Redridge residential as well as kayaking. My favourite costume was dressing up as Beetle Boy for World Book Day!

I will really miss the teachers when I leave Bosbury, but have so many ideas for what I want to do when I'm older including a scientist, astronomer, mountain biker, cricketer, farmer, and I also want to try and help stop climate change.

- Jake

There were so many funny moments at school that I can't pinpoint just one, but my proudest moment was definitely doing all the activities on the 2022 residential. I was completely out of my comfort zone, but I did them all anyway and it has made me want to travel the world when I'm older!

I enjoyed English, Art and Drama at Bosbury, especially Art as I want to be an interior designer or fashion designer. I loved going to Cadbury's World in Class 3 and going on all the rides at West Midlands Safari Park in Class 5, and I also loved coming into school in my pyjamas for Pyjama Day!

I will miss my friends the most when I leave Bosbury.

- Maisie

I have so many best memories and funniest moments at Bosbury that I can't just pick one, but I did love kayaking, paddle boarding and climbing the wobbly tower on the Year 5 and 6 residential, as well as Forest School and PE and coming in as myself on World Book Day!

I will miss the teachers the most when I leave, and I want to be either a basketball player or comedian when I'm older and help stop climate change.

- Jago

I came to Bosbury from Ukraine, and my proudest moment at school was definitely learning how to speak English as I can speak it so well now.

My funniest moments at Bosbury were when the tree fell while I was still in it, and when Bella, Olly C and me were on the bus back from the residential, and Bella got Olly's bottle and Olly was trying to get it back!

I loved jumping in the lake on the residential and being able to wear my own clothes on non-uniform days, and I also liked doing Art and Forest School since they were fun and challenging.

I will miss the teachers and my friends when I leave Bosbury. I want to be a dentist and hope to go back to Ukraine when I am older.

- Dariia

I loved Forest School at Bosbury and always enjoyed sliding into the mud pit! I also liked PE as I go to a football club outside of school and I want to be a professional football player when I'm older.

My funniest moment was Harriet falling off the top bunk during the residential, and my proudest moments were conquering my fear of heights on the residential, and learning how to addition and subtraction. My favourite costume was dressing as a donkey during the Key Stage 1 Nativity!

I will miss my teachers and my Reception buddy when I leave Bosbury, and in the future I want to try and help stop crime.

- Archie

I have so many funny memories at Bosbury, such as when on the Year 6 residential during the walk, Ruby fell down a hill and continued to roll down it like a sausage roll, and when we were both on the paddle board, we continuously kept splatting down on it and kept slipping off five or six times every time we tried to stand up or move! We kept falling on each other and we giggled uncontrollably!

When I was doing the sack race on Sports Day, I also headed overboard, tripped and fell flat on my face, but somehow I still managed to win!

Despite this, PE was still my favourite subject at school, and I also loved playing hide and seek tag all around the field at lunchtimes! My favourite costume was the superhero costume I wore in Year 1 with my pink cape, and my proudest moment was receiving my pen licence in assembly.

I will miss all the friends I have made over the years at Bosbury, and I aim to always try my best as I move into secondary school. Oh, and try not to fall over in future sack races as well!

- Annie

I loved Forest School at Bosbury because I like having fun with my friends outdoors. I really liked digging huge holes!

My funniest moment was when I tipped the water bucket over my head when I was in Class 1, and I also loved going to West Midlands Safari Park in Year 6 because it was extremely fun seeing all the animals and going on all the rides.

My proudest moment was completing my SATs, as they were really tough and I worked very hard on them.

I will miss the non-uniform days, all the happy times and pretty much everything at Bosbury School. I would like to help stop animal cruelty when I'm older and work as a dog sitter like my friend's dad.

- Jude

My favourite subjects at Bosbury were Forest School and PE because we got to do all of my favourite sports, and I want to be a professional hockey player when I'm older. My proudest moments at Bosbury were representing the school in the football tournaments we played in Year 5, and winning Sports Day!

My funniest moment was when Mr. Ponter fell down the stairs on the bus, and my favourite costume was when I dressed up as an Ewok for World Book Day.

My favourite trip was when we went to West Midlands Safari Park and I got to go on all the rides with my friends, who I will really miss when I leave Bosbury.

I aim to carry on being hardworking in the future, and to do my best to help society.

- Stanley

My funniest moment at Bosbury was when Mrs. Dark said to the man playing golf, "I will take issue with that" and I said to her, "Why? Will you take his shoe?"

I really enjoyed Forest School at Bosbury, and my best memory was when I met Will. My favourite trip was the Year 5 and 6 residential, my favourite costume was dressing up as Spider-Man for World Book Day, and my proudest moment was getting the main part in The Greatest Showman play we did for our Year 6 production.

I will miss Mrs. Dark, my friends and all the other adults at Bosbury, and I want to be a jockey or a policeman when I'm older... or maybe a millionaire!

- Ben

My favourite school lesson was PE, as I loved all the different sports and taking part in the sports tournaments, and I want to be a successful tennis player when I'm older.

I have too many funny memories at Bosbury to choose just one, but I loved all the costumes I wore for World Book Day as well as going to the Hay Festival in Class 4.

My proudest moment was singing solo in the Key Stage 1 Nativity when I was in Year 2.

- Chloe Pag

My funniest moments at Bosbury were when a tree fell over when I was in it, and when I fell over three inches away from the finish line in the sack race at Sports Day! Despite this, Sports Day was still my favourite activity!

I also enjoyed Forest School and PE, and loved going on the paddle board during the 2023 residential. My favourite costume was the Cruella de Vil outfit I wore for World Book Day, and my proudest moment was being a narrator for The Greatest Showman production we did in Year 6.

I will miss all the teachers when I leave Bosbury, and in the future I want to be a dog trainer and own a horse.

- Chloe Par

My favourite moment and funniest moment at Bosbury was when I came into school dressed as Jeremy Clarkson for World Book Day!

My favourite activity was definitely Forest School, and my best school memory and best trip was going to West Midlands Safari Park. I also really enjoyed playing football in one of the school tournaments.

I will miss my friends when I leave Bosbury, but will aim to keep in touch with the ones who go to different high schools. I want to be an ice cream man when I'm older!

- William

My best memory at Bosbury was going on the Year 5 and 6 residential, and my funniest moments were when I was going to sit down on the sofa in Class 5 and I smacked my head, and when Will threw the ball at me in cricket and it got caught in my skirt! It looked like well, you know!

My favourite subject was PE, especially playing football and my favourite trips were going on all the rides at West Midlands Safari Park, and getting an ice cream at this year's Three Counties Show!

My favourite costume was when I dressed up as Maleficent for World Book Day, and my proudest moment was getting the part of Charity in The Greatest Showman production. 

I will miss doing our play, Mrs. Dark, Owen and Class 5 when I leave Bosbury. I want to be successful in life when I'm older, doing anything with animals or being a sports coach.

- Emily

My funniest memories at Bosbury were when I used to have a tiny pirate costume in Class 1 and the trousers were up to my knees because I refused to get rid of it, and in Class 3, for some reason I did a show and tell about the Key Stage 1 toilets!

I enjoyed Maths and PE most at Bosbury as I enjoy basketball, and my proudest moment was in Year 5 when I got first place in all my races at Sports Day.

My best school memory was getting my Year 6 buddy in Reception and then getting my own Reception buddy when I was in Year 6, and my best trip was the residential when we went kayaking.

I will miss the teachers and my friends the most when I leave Bosbury, and I hope most of my friends come with me to the same high school where my future wish is to pass my GCSEs.

- Ellis

My funniest moment at Bosbury was when I fell off the top bunk at half six in the morning on the residential! My best memory was when well all had pizza, chips and ice cream in the classroom when we finished our SATs!

My favourite trips were the Redridge residential, and when Mrs. Dark let us go on all the rides at West Midlands Safari Park. My favourite activity was when she let us play hide and seek on the field at the Year 6 fun evening!

My favourite costume was when I dressed up as Funny Bones in Reception, and I was running around all day in my skeleton costume! My proudest moment was when I came third in the cross-country race in Year 6.

I enjoyed Forest School and PE most at Bosbury, and I want to live a happy life and be a teacher when I'm older. I will miss my friends most when I leave.

- Harriet