Today, we celebrated our wonderful writers in our half termly assembly. It was lovely to recognise the efforts of our children. Well done all!

✨ Happy Safer Internet Day! ✨We’re excited to share this half-term’s Digital Ambassador Newsletter , created to help support our pupils in staying safe, confident, and responsible online. Our Safer Internet Day issue is now live! Click below to have a read 👇🔗 https://sway.cloud.microsoft/vi5b8rTNbrRY3WoR?ref=Link Thank you for continuing to work with us to promote positive digital habits at home and in school 💙🌐

Two STEM racing teams recently travelled to Aston University to compete in the Regional Finals, where they showcased the model cars they had carefully engineered and designed. As part of the competition, pupils delivered a professional presentation, created a pit display and underwent rigorous engineering scrutiny. We are incredibly proud to share that The Mischievous Minions won both the Team Identity Award and the Future Vision Award , recognising their creativity and for

Year 6 experiencing what it would be like to be a child in India making paper bags to earn a living after our unit in RE understanding why different faiths have founded their own charitable organisations.

Our Year 6’s have really enjoyed their electricity topic in science and problem solving with different electrical circuits.

Year 6 have been enjoying The Dreamsnatcher. From mysterious adventures to magical forests, the story has really captured their imaginations. They’ve been diving into discussions, making predictions, and exploring the vocabulary in the book.

Yesterday afternoon, our Year 6’s really enjoyed listening to Tom Palmer talk, in a virtual workshop, about being a professional author and to have the opportunity to ask lots of questions. It was great to hear about how he became an author, about some of his books and the inspirations behind them. Thank you, Tom.

Year 6 brought the energy and teamwork to their PE lessons as they learned the traditional Māori haka, embracing rhythm, movement and cultural expression. A great display of energy and enthusiasm.

Well done to all of our wonderful writers (masquerading as elves!) for this half term. They all received a special certificate and personalised, golden pencil. We’re proud of their efforts and all of our wonderful writers.

Choir attended Sing4Xmas this week - a city event held by Wolverhampton Music Services at St John's Church in Wolverhampton. They joined with a number of schools to sing many festive songs and even performed their own piece in front of a large audience. Many of our children and staff got to perform in some of the songs with other children and teachers, and great fun was had by all. This was a super way to end a very busy month of spreading Christmas cheer out and about in our

Our Year 6 children have been thinking about form and function in their design and technology lessons to create their own steady hand games. The project combined creativity, problem solving and electrical know-how. The children worked hard to design, build, and wire their games. Check out the pictures to see their designs and electrical skills in action.

Our Year 5 and 6 pupils filled the hall with festive cheer during their carol concerts today. From classic carols to modern pop songs, they truly captured the spirit of the season. A huge thank you to our talented students and supportive families for making this event special. Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year! ⭐️🌲⭐️

Well done to our KS2 choir who performed at New Cross Hospital. You are doing an amazing job at spreading the festive cheer!

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Well done to our KS2 choir who brought lots of Christmas cheer into New Cross Care Home by singing and performing Christmas songs to the residents. Well done - you are all fantastic!

Well done to our KS2 choir for their fantastic performance at Carols Around the Tree. You sang like superstars, well done!

A small group of our super Year 6 pupils attended a writing workshop at Wolverhampton's Art Gallery today based around the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. The workshop, hosted by Wolverhampton Council's CLL team, taught the children about using sentences of varying length, different cohesive devices, purposeful vocabulary and circular endings to a story. The children loved looking at the wonderful wildlife photos and all chose one to base their own writing on. A

Our talented STEM Racing Club members brought festive fun and creativity to this year’s Christmas Fair by running their own stalls! Visitors enjoyed exciting activities like ‘Bouncy Ball or Brussels Sprouts’ and Christmas bauble decorating, while browsing a selection of crochet, baked goods and balloons. Thanks to their hard work and enthusiasm, the club raised an amazing £101.81! All proceeds will go towards costumes and materials for the upcoming STEM Racing Regional Final.

Well done to our Junior Choir for their beautiful singing at St Thomas’ Church. It was a lovely way to begin our Christmas celebrations.

We recently hosted a  Parent-Child Online Safety Workshop for our KS2 families. Parents and children worked together on interactive activities from our online safety challenge, exploring real-life scenarios about staying safe online. After the activities, Patrick Flynn from Online Behaviours delivered an insightful session for parents on the dangers of being online . Key topics included: Artificial Intelligence (AI) – understanding how AI tools can be misused and how to u