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Year 4 had an exciting Rainforest Roadshow, and it felt like we stepped right into the Amazon. We were brave explorers as we held real rainforest creatures, including a tarantula, a praying mantis, and even a millipede. We had the opportunity to wear colourful Amazonian‑style face paint, which made us look like members of a rainforest tribe. We created our own jewellery inspired by rainforest designs and explored fascinating artefacts that showed how people in the rainforest

We are very proud of our Year 4 children, who performed beautifully on their clarinets for the school today.

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 4 had a brilliant time in their recent Wild Tribe lesson, where they put their fire-building skills to the test! Alongside learning these practical outdoor skills, they also picked up some important life lessons—especially when it came to toasting marshmallows. The challenge? How not to burn them!

Year 4 had a very successful art day. They experiemented, designed, refined and created a slab pot inspired by Roman Mosaics!

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 '

Well done to our fantastic School Council, who prepared and delivered a super assembly all about Easter! The children spoke confidently as they shared the meaning of Easter and helped everyone understand why it is such a special time of year. We are very proud of the School Council for their hard work, teamwork and brilliant presentation skills—what a wonderful way to teach the whole school!

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!

After two games being cancelled and one rearranged, we finally got to play a league football game in 2026. Thanks to children and parents for being so understanding with the disappointment. We travelled to Corpus Christi with a strong team of 11 children. As a team we showed our strength right from the back with Jorgie our goalkeeper booting the balls down the to halfway line to give our attackers the best opportunities to get as close to the net as possible. Two strong goals

A fantastic team effort from our Cross Countey team who took part in a long distance race at Rakegate primary school. The boys ran first, with Finley (Year 6) and Callum (Year 4) leading the way, followed closely by Ryley and Tomiwa (both Year 6) a fantastic team and supportive team run! The girls ran second with Shareen leading the way followed by Neve, Olivia, Bella and Jess (All Year 6). Clear determination shown by our five girls. Thanks for the parents that came to watc

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.

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Year One have enjoyed an exciting start to their thematic topic: Jurassic Hunter. We have been learning all about Mary Anning and how she found many dinosaur fossils and became the famous palaeontologist she is today. The children went on fossil hunts around school, learned a famous tongue twister about Mary Anning and listened to dinosaur stories. They spent their afternoon sketching fossils, freeing dinosaurs from ice, excavating bones from sand and stone and even made thei

We had a wonderful time celebrating World Book Day in school. The children arrived dressed as their favourite book characters, and it was fantastic to see so many creative and colourful costumes around the school. The children were also invited to bring in their favourite book from home. This gave them a great opportunity to share stories they love, recommend books to their friends, and talk about the characters and adventures they enjoy reading about. Throughout the day, chi

Years 1 and 2 have begun their Wild Tribe learning journey! They enjoyed learning about their new outdoor learning space and carried on with their sessions despite the rain and winter weather! They have learnt how to stay safe and about the differents type of wood needed to build a fire. They successfully worked as a team to collect and sort their firewood into small, dry pieces of wood and large logs and fuelwood. They learnt how to light a fire using a fire striker and the

Our Year 4 children had a fantastic time during their clarinet lesson today with the Wolverhampton Music School. They showed great enthusiasm as they practised their notes and worked hard to improve their playing skills. It was wonderful to see their confidence growing as they listened carefully, followed instructions and supported one another. Well done, Year 4 — keep up the great musical progress!

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.