The children have stumbled across a mysterious, red door this morning that has suddenly appeared in the hall. The children are using their detective skills to work out why it has appeared and where it leads to. We will keep you updated on the children’s findings. The excitement and curiosity has been lovely to see […]
The whole school are settled in the hall ready for their performance of Oliver Twist. It is set to be a fantastic morning of amazing acting, singing and audience participation. We hope the children enjoy it!
The children in school are continuing their reading activities with ‘Book Tasting’ in their classrooms. The children are reading all or part of a book that they have never read before. Hopefully, this will encourage them to read a different author or genre and widen their reading choices. When your child comes home, why not […]
What a fantastic start to our Book Week! The children have absolutely loved snuggling up in the hall or in the classroom and enjoying a story. Thank you so much to all the parents and families for supporting this event.
Congratulations to the children who have been recognised for their excellent work last week and shared it in celebration assembly on Friday morning. Keep it up!
Well done to the children who have been recognised for displaying one of our school values and were awarded with a Headteacher’s certificate in celebration assembly on Friday morning.
Year Three have had a mummy making competition, the perfect end to all of their learning about mummification and the Egyptians beliefs about the afterlife.
Reception have been reading ‘Mr Wolf’s Pancakes’ this week as part of their topic on telling stories. In the story, Mr Wolf makes some Pancakes so on Tuesday the children chose their town topics for their pancake tasting. We also linked this to RE and Lent. We also created our own sock puppets based in […]
Mrs Rushton shared the most beautiful book she has ever read as part of her assembly about mental health and kindness, ‘The Boy, the mole, the fox and the horse’ by Charles Mackesy. During the assembly we talked about how important you are, what a difference you can make and how being kind can have […]
Musical theatre club have been working hard learning songs and lines for their upcoming performance of Matilda. Miss Hayward is very proud of their effort and enthusiasm and we enjoy hearing their performances echoing around the school.