Adorable photos as new starters settle in at Signhills Academy

Hannah Corken

29 September 2024 at 8:56 am·1-min read

The Butterflies Class at Signhills Academy, Cleethorpes, with teacher Luke Harlow and teaching assistant Zoe Cordock. — -Credit: (Image: Signhills Academy)

It's that time of year again - the summer holidays are over and the new school year is underway.

For some, it's the very start of their school journey as they start in reception at local primary schools. Signhills Academy in Cleethorpes has welcome two classes of new starters this year - the Bumblebees and the Butterflies.

The Bumblebees class at Signhills Academy are accompanied by teacher Fliss Lambert (left) and teaching assistant Bridie Gavan -Credit:Signhills Academy

We hope they are all settling into their new routine!

If you would like us to feature your school's newest pupils, please send the photo and details to newsdesk@grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

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