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Our School Council delivered a fantastic sun-tastic assembly, teaching everyone the importance of staying safe in the sun. They shared helpful reminders about wearing hats, applying sunscreen, staying hydrated and seeking shade during the hottest parts of the day. The assembly encouraged everyone to enjoy the sunshine safely while looking after themselves and others. A huge well done to our School Council for delivering such an informative and engaging assembly—an important m

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!

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.

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

It was wonderful to see so many smiles, laughter, fun, and fantastic dance moves from everyone involved.

School Council and our Health Champions have been busy promoting positivity around school for Mental Health Awareness Week.

A huge well done to our Year 6 children for completing their SATs this week! We are incredibly proud of the determination, resilience and positive attitude they showed throughout the tests. The children approached each day with confidence and worked extremely hard — they should all be very proud of themselves. To celebrate the end of a busy week, the children enjoyed a well-deserved picnic together along with some refreshing ice lollies. It was wonderful to see everyone relax

As part of their Design and Technology learning Year 3 children explored the origins of shortbread and learned about its history and cultural significance. They then had the opportunity to become shortbread designers, using a given set of criteria to create their own unique ideas. Before baking, the children were reminded about the importance of good food hygiene, including handwashing and safe food handling practices. They carefully followed a recipe, developing their measur

Our children had a delightful day when the “Farm on Wheels” visited our nursery class! The children got hands-on experience with a variety of farm animals, learning about their names, sounds, and habits. They explored, touched, and interacted with the animals in a safe and friendly environment. The visit sparked curiosity and excitement, teaching the children about farm life, nature, and the importance of caring for animals.

Reception have been full of excitement this week as we welcomed some very special new visitors into our classroom. Ten tiny eggs arrived, and the children have been eagerly watching and waiting… and now, they have hatched into the most adorable chicks! The children will learn so much by watching and caring for the chicks. From understanding how living things grow and change, to developing a sense of responsibility and kindness, this hands-on experience is proving to be both

Year 2 had the most amazing time at their Kingswood residential. They had the best time pond dipping, animal petting and completing a baby animal hunt. They did a blindfold trail where they had to direct their partner through woodland, up and down slopes and under trees. They explored the music trail, played parachute games and went on a nighttime walk with head torches to look at the stars. They were very excited to have hot chocolate and movie before sleeping over - when t

Year 2 had a fantastic day as explorers and jungle animals as we worked our way through the challenges in I'm a Year 2 Get me out of here! We started by selecting our teams and making our own binoculars. The children worked their way through a number of activities. They hunted for the missing animal, ate creepy crawlies in our creepy cafe and searched for stars in boxes of creepy crawlies in our frightening feelers challenge. They worked as a team to get across the river in '

Proud to be supporting Marie Curie's Great Daffodil Appeal throughout March. Suggested donation of £1.

Year One were very lucky to meet some of the firefighters from Fallings Park. They showed us around their fire engine, and we even had the chance to sit in the firefighters’ seats! They also demonstrated some of the tools they use when fighting fires and rescuing people. In class, we learned about the important role firefighters play within our community and the special protective clothing they wear to keep themselves safe.

Year One have enjoyed learning all about how to cross the road safely. Ros, the ‘School Crossing Patrol’ lady, taught use how to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN and how to find a safe place to cross. We learned through fun role play and she even taught us a song to help us to remember exactly how to stay safe when we are crossing the street! What a fun morning full of learning!

Our very first 'Shining Star' - Harsimran from Y4. Harsimran was awarded this for going above and beyond to be a kind friend, especially towards a new member in his class. Any child across school can be a 'Shining Star' for super learning, brilliant behaviour, being a kind friend... the list goes on! We look forward to presenting more books across the coming weeks and months!

Year 6 have had an absolutely amazing day, celebrating Children in Need and raising money for a FANTASTIC charity! They took part in a 25 minute scavenger hunt, where they had to find hidden Pudsey bears around school! Miss Louca had a list of clues which were given 1 by 1 to each group and they worked together as a team to hunt them around school. The children had so much fun doing this and what a great way for them to raise money! Well done Year 6!

All children across school took part in anti-bullying week and we kicked-started the week with everyone wearing Odd Socks to show how we are all individual and unique! This years theme was 'Power For Good' which was introduced in assembly to all children on 'Odd Socks Day'. The children were fantastic at recognising how 'power' could mean lots of different things and we discussed in assembly how the theme for the week was using our power for good, to prevent bullying. Each cl

Wilderness Warriors Club are taking care of the creatures which live in our forest area. We made different types of bird feeders to help our birds prepare for the Winter. Lots of fun outdoors as always!