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Our wonderful children explain in this video why attending Edward the Elder is so special to them and why coming to school every day is important.

Year 5 had a great opportunity to visit Wednesfield Academy and take part in two DT lessons. First, we made rockets and watched them fly across the field. Then we went back into the workshops and raced F1 cars created by a laser cutting machine. The children were so impressed by the equipment and activities they can't wait to go back in a few weeks for an afternoon of PE!

Children are enjoying the range of summer clubs on offer. Take a look at our Clubs page to see some of the exciting activities they have been taking part in!

Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in exciting athletics games led by Wednesfield Academy. The activities helped to develop their fitness, coordination, and teamwork skills, while ensuring they had lots of fun.

Author Rani Virdee-Chahal visited our school to share her new book, The Simple Family, with children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. The pupils thoroughly enjoyed listening to the story and learning about the inspiration behind the book. The book celebrates the importance of family, love and supporting one another.

Thank you to those who completed the homework for Summer 1; we were absolutely blown away by the response to both the Outdoor Learning and Science.

Thank you to those who completed the homework for Summer 1; we were absolutely blown away by the response to both the Outdoor Learning and Science.

Our Year 3 and 4 boys have been more than excited to take part in the Tony McGinn football tournament at the Wolves training ground in Compton. After a loss to start with, we then followed up with two draws. Fantastic goals from Tyler-Jai, Oscar and Alex! Our final game was where we really shone! A phenomenal win against Palmers Cross, with Captain Oscar even scoring a hatrick!! What an amazing day, so proud of all our team! Bring on next football season!

As part of our “Global Warning” topic, the children have been exploring important global environmental issues such as waste and pollution through a geography-focused project centred around sustainability and eco-literacy. This exciting project challenges pupils to apply their learning by designing and creating their own educational board games. Working collaboratively in groups, the children will research environmental issues before planning, designing and producing games tha

Our Year 6 scientists stepped back in time this week as they explored the fascinating world of fossils and rock layers! The children investigated how fossils are formed and discovered how they can be found hidden within different layers of rock. They learned that these layers build up over millions of years, with each one holding clues about life on Earth long ago. Working brilliantly in pairs, the children created their own 3D models of layered rocks. Each layer represented