Congratulations to the children who have been recognised for their excellent work last week and shared it in celebration assembly. 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, Reception have been lucky enough to have another secret reader. Brooke’s dad came and shared ‘Can’t you Sleep Little Bear?’, The girl who lost her name and for the last story he read in the voice of Gru from Despicable Me. It was amazing!    

The book bench has had its first base coat of white paint today. Over the next week, Mrs Green, Miss Pinnington, Mr Frost and the children are hoping to complete the painting of the back and the sides of the bench. We will be using lots of the children’s handprints to cover the back to […]

To end a lovely week celebrating Chinese New Year, Reception performed the Dragon Dance. They were amazing and learned the technique of moving together quickly. They also did a lovely ribbon dance with lots of exciting movements.

Yesterday the children had a very exciting delivery from Oliver and his Gran, it was a bag of vegetables with a recipe to make some soup. Throughout the morning we chopped the vegetables, boiled the soup and smelt it cooking! After lunch we all had a taste of the soup – delicious!!  

Thank you to Jude’s Grandad who came in yesterday to read The Magic Treacle Jug by Enid Blyton, the children loved listening to the story.  

This afternoon the Year 4 children practised speaking in French. They were practising asking how much something is and the numbers up to 30. It was very tricky but the children enjoyed it.

On Thursday we had three completely new books read by our mystery reader, Evelyn’s granny. They were The Spider’s Whale and The classic story of The Owl and the Pussycat who went to sea. The children loved these stories but particularly enjoyed the third story which was  Julia Donaldson’s sequel called The further Adventures of […]

Year One had an amazing afternoon yesterday creating healthy pirate party food as part of their PSHCE lesson with Mrs Green! They created pirate swords with carrots and cucumber as well as healthy sandwiches – the classroom smelled scrumptious! 🥕