Community Links

Thank you to parents and carers who attended our phonics meeting. We hope you found it useful. Click on the link below to view the information we shared. Click Here to see our phonics page

Today, Year 5 went on a local walk in order to identify areas that would be suitable to plant trees. We had many things to take into consideration such as; the local community, buildings and services that might interfere with the plantation process. During the walk, we discussed the positives and negatives of planting trees in different areas and concluded that locally there is not a big enough area to plant a large amount of trees, however, there are some small pockets of pe

Year 4 enjoyed a visit from the Fire Service, learning important fire safety advice and what to do in an emergency. The children learnt about the SPARKS fire safety message, including how to Stop, Drop and Roll if their clothes catch fire. A fantastic opportunity to learn how to stay safe!

Year 5 & 6 had an important session called Precious Lives linking to our keeping safe in the community unit. After listening to the talk they enjoyed role playing different scenarios. We discussed: How the police help keep people safe and why people can be arrested. The dangers of carrying weapons and the consequences of making unsafe choices. Staying safe on social media and avoiding arguments. Managing disagreements and conflict calmly. What makes a healthy relationship and

We were delighted to welcome Manny to Edward the Elder as part of Manny’s Mile, a fantastic fundraising event raising money for Dementia UK. Over two days, Thursday 17th and Friday 18th September, Manny is running one mile at 50 primary schools to raise awareness and support this important charity. Our children gave Manny a wonderful welcome, cheering him on and joining in with his mile. What a fantastic way to show our support! A huge thank you to all our families for your g

We are so proud of our Reception children, who graduated today and are ready for Year 1! They have grown in confidence, curiosity, and independence throughout the year, and it has been a joy to watch them learn and flourish. We know they will continue to shine as they begin their exciting Year 1 adventure. Congratulations to all of our wonderful graduates—we can't wait to see all that you achieve!

Please see the information below about children moving from Reception to Year 1.

Our final Wolverhampton competition of the year arrived with a bang. Perfect weather for the occasion and the perfect children to take part! With a variety of events ranging from long-distance races and sprints to the long jump, every event was filled. Our children made it through to five finals: Ryley in the 400 metres, Shakeree in the long jump and 150 metres, Jess in the obstacle race, and Tomiwa in the 80 metres. I'm so proud to be able to say that Edward the Elder came a

A huge well done to all our children for taking part in Sports Day with such enthusiasm, determination and fantastic team spirit. You made us all proud! Year 1 Year 2