Community Links

Edward the Elder had a wonderful opportunity to take part in the baton journey to celebrate the start of the Commonwealth Games 2026. We had a drone follow our touch bearers gathering all of our Edwards team from Nursery through to Year 6. We all then gathered on KS2 playground where we recreated the Commonwealth logo. A great team showing from Team Edwards yet again!!

Year 5 were chosen to be a part of 2,700 pupils who came together to raise the roof of the University of Wolverhampton at The Halls a special concert yesterday morning. 'Singing In The Halls', which was organised by Wolverhampton Music Service, performed at the iconic venue accompanied by a 14-piece band. Year 5 (and the staff) had a wonderful time singing a variety of songs from the 80's all the way up to the present day. The children were singing, chanting and dancing along

Year 3 had a fantastic opportunity to work with a drama teacher from Wednesfield Academy. The children worked through a variety of drama exercises to make them aware of the space they occupy and how their body language can convey different meanings for different scenarios. A big focus in this session was about being a good audience! How we listen to performers, how we react and how we give feedback when the performance has finished.

🌿 We’re so proud to share that we’ve once again been awarded GOLD by Wolverhampton Homes, earning joint best school garden! 🏆 Another fantastic trophy to add to our ever-growing collection! We’re excited to put our £75 Asda vouchers to good use as we continue enhancing and developing our outdoor space for everyone to enjoy. 🌸🌱

Year 5 had an exciting visit to the Science labs at Wednesfield Academy for their first real secondary‑school science lesson. To start, the children explored the lab, learned about important safety rules, and met a science teacher. They were then sorted into Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw House! The class investigated whether different liquids were acids, alkalis or neutral by testing them carefully. They then made their own homemade indicator and used it to c

Our Early Years had a wonderful Mother’s Day celebration! The children absolutely loved spending time with their mums, nannies, and sisters. A big thank you to everyone who came—we hope you all have a lovely time celebrating on Sunday!

Year 3 went on a local walk around our school to support their learning in Geography. The children explored the area, observing and discussing the different human and physical features around them. It was a great way to connect what they’ve been learning in class to the world around them, while also helping them develop an awareness of their local environment.

A huge thank you to everyone so far who have shared their fantastic photos for Get Caught Reading! It was truly wonderful to see so many children enjoying their books in such a wide variety of places! Your creativity and love of reading really shone through in every picture.

Before the Christmas break, staff from school joined the Rotary on their annual sleigh ride around the local estate. Together they raised lots of money which will be used to support the local community. A massive thank you to families that popped out to say hello and also for their generous donations!