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  • Year 5/6 Girls Football Tournament

    Published 02/10/26

    On Thursday, nine girls across years 5 and 6 went to Mayflower to compete in the girl’s football tournament. The girls played well and the competition was tough with many other more experienced teams playing. All nine girls showed great perseverance and never gave up playing their best. They won one game (4-0 - well done!) drew four and lost three. We finished a respectable 7th out of 9. Thank you to Mrs Cunnane for her help and support on the day and well-done girls!

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  • Year 5 Viking Day

    Published 25/09/26

    On Thursday, Year 5 had a fantastic day with Jonathan from History off the Page. The morning was filled with a range of different activities, from weaving/braiding to clay sculpting. It was great. Jonathan shared with us so much information about King Guthrum and King Aelfred!


    Just before lunch, the children learnt how the Viking warriors organised themselves in battle, placing their shields carefully to charge at their enemy! Mr Seccombe was definitely scared as a horde of screaming Otter Vikings ran towards him!

     

    The afternoon was spent being archaeologists, uncovering artefacts and finding out which job was being represented in each box. We really had to use our history skills and our knowledge about what we did in the morning to figure it all out!

     

    It was an absolutely brilliant day and we all really enjoyed it!

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  • Billericay Parade

    Published 18/09/26

    Thank you to the children who joined Mr Roberts and Mrs Rouse for the Billericay Parade on Sunday to celebrate ‘National Billericay Day’. The children represented the school impeccably with their conduct and enthusiasm and the event was a great occasion for the community of Billericay. As this was the first year the event has taken place, we kept the numbers small on this occasion. Assuming the event takes place again next year, we would like to invite the whole school. We will communicate further details in July so watch this space!  

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  • Sports Day

    Published 17/07/26

    Congratulations to Deer House, the winners of Sports Day last week. Well done to everybody that competed, all of the children showed true sportsmanship, supporting their friends and fellow houses. Thank-you to all of the parents for coming and watching to support your children.

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  • Reception School Trip to Marsh Farm

    Published 10/07/26

    The Reception class were very excited to have their very first coach ride and class trip. We arrived at the farm excited and were met by a lovely ranger who looked after us all morning. We were able to feed the sheep, lambs, goats, pigs and alpacas. Our hands were nice and slimy from their tongues!

    The children were superb at managing themselves in the heat and had the treat of exploring the upside-down house and dino world. All children returned from dino world safe and sound!

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  • Colchester Castle

    Published 03/07/26

    On Thursday, Year 3 visited Colchester Castle and learned lots about the Romans. They explored the vaults beneath the castle and took part in a hands-on museum experience. The children enjoyed dressing up as Roman soldiers and racing in a chariot. It was a fun and interesting day, and the children had a fantastic time bringing history to life.

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  • District Sports Success for Stock Primary School

    Published 26/06/26
    On Tuesday, pupils from Years 3, 4 and 6 proudly represented Stock Primary School at the District Sports Competition held at The Billericay School. The children performed exceptionally well throughout the day, showing great determination, teamwork an
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  • Year 2 Mini Games

    Published 19/06/26

    On Thursday morning Year 2 went to Mayflower school to take part in the mini games event. We were all very excited as we were picked up by Mayflower school and travelled in their mini buses.

    Our class represented Spain and we started the event with a parade where we all waved our flags.

    During the morning we took part in 12 different activities such as throwing bean bags in to hoops, skipping, running and cup stacking. It was a very hot morning but we all enjoyed ourselves.

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  • Year 6 Leavers Service - Chelmsford Cathedral

    Published 12/06/26

    On Monday, our Year 6 class attended a Year 6 leavers service at Chelmsford Cathedral. Prior to the service the children completed a range of activities which centred on the theme of growth. The children were able to reflect on how they had grown in primary school and how they would continue to grow as they moved on to secondary school and beyond. It was a great opportunity for children to see how Stock Primary School is part of a larger community of schools by being a Church of England school.

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  • ProStrike Fundraiser

    Published 05/06/26

    On Friday the children participated in the ProStrike Football Fundraising Event.

    Every child had the opportunity to take part in the ProStrike Speed Challenge – a fun football-themed event where pupils test their strike speed against the inflatable ProStrike goal.

    Donations are quick and simple through a secure online page. All you need to do is visit www.prostrikeevents.co.uk/pay-online and search our school name.

    Fundraising is optional, but every pound raised really helps our school.

    The online fundraising page will close at midnight on Sunday.

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  • Year 6 Residential Trip - Norfolk Lakes

    Published 01/06/26

    On 15th May, Year 6 set off for their well-earned residential trip to Norfolk Lakes, accompanied by Mr Roberts, Mrs Blaber and Mrs Rouse.  We all enjoyed a fully packed weekend of adventurous activities, including kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, high ropes and everybody's favourite - caving.  One highlight for us all was the campfire on Sunday evening where we sang songs, played games and toasted marshmallows.  The children's behaviour was exemplary; they threw themselves into all the activities, faced and overcame fears - whether it was climbing to the top of the high ropes or the climbing wall, going out on the lake or being away from home for 3 nights, and have made memories that will last a life time. 

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  • New Website Launch

    Published 18/03/26

    We hope you enjoy our new website as part of our strategy to improve ongoing communication with parents and carers. 

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