Empathy week 2026. We all belong to many different groups and cultures, but we also all belong together!

As part of our celebration of  Empathy Week , we had the pleasure to meet an inspirational member of our community. We were delighted to welcome  Manny Singh  as our guest speaker. He discussed how we can spread kindness, show understanding, and the importance of seeing the world through the eyes of others. Manny shared his experiences of life as a Sikh and his inspiring work as a fundraiser. It  was a wonderful opportunity for children to learn about empathy through real-lif

Year 5 spent a fabulous day with Dave and Sue Shaw learning all about life in the rainforest. They met some interesting creatures, practised their sketching skills, made tribal jewellery, wore tribal face and body art and listened to the fascinating adventures that the Shaw family have had over the years.

The beginning and end of our World Book Day story.📚📖📒🖍️ The children in Year 1 had a lovely day celebrating World Book Day and their love of stories with their families and friends. Their imagination and creativity shone through in this special time together when designing their very own bookmarks and book covers.

This week in Nursery we enjoyed focusing on  Goldilocks and the Three Bears 🐻📖. The children loved joining in with the story, painting the bears 🎨 and playing in the oats 💌. In Maths 🔢 we explored size by sorting objects from smallest to biggest. We had fun wearing our pyjamas into Nursery on World Book Day and enjoyed reading a selection of books with our families. It has been a lovely week of storytelling and learning 😊

We all enjoyed wearing our pyjamas to read bedtime stories for World Book Day.

Our Year 6 were exemplary role models this afternoon when they joined Year 1 to share their stories for World Book Day.

Year 6 had a brilliant time celebrating World Book Day by creating their own reading dens using tables, chairs and blankets, transforming the classroom into a cosy maze of miniature hideaways. Look through the picture to see that the reading even spilled out into the corridor!

Our Year 6 were exemplary role models this afternoon when they joined Year 1 to share their stories for World Book Day. The year 1 children thoroughly enjoyed it.

The children have had a lovely day for World Book Day! Thank you to all of the parents, carers and Miss Gabri who have come to share a story.

Year 6 have been creating Scratch tours of our local area, using variables, broadcasts and selection to make their projects interactive. They’ve enjoyed coding quizzes, fun facts and scene changes into their tours. We’re really proud of their brilliant work—here are a few snapshots!

Another successful read with parents session :) We would love to see more parents come every Tuesday 2:55pm - 3:15pm. It is a lovely opportunity to listen to your child read and share lovely stories.

In ICT Year 2 have been creating a poster warning people about the dangers and symptoms of the Bubonic Plague. Working with partners, they use PIC.COLLAGE to produce an informative and eye catching public notice. What can you create on PIC.COLLAGE?

This afternoon, the children in Reception MP enjoyed their first Now Press Play experience. They used the headphones to listen to a minibeast experience, this included going on a minibeast hunt. They counted the spots on a ladybird, shrunk themselves down to the size of a snail and counted how many legs a spider has. The children had lots of fun!

Reception enjoyed exploring the forest and searching for minibeasts. We have been learning about a range of minibeasts this week, their life cycles, what they like to eat and where they like to hide. Some children had magnifying glasses and others had clipboards to record their findings. After looking on leaves and under logs we found woodlice, worms and slugs :)

Thank you to our parents and carers for your fantastic support during our termly book fairs. Your contributions have helped us raise funds which we have used to purchase a wonderful selection of new books to enhance our reading shelves throughout school.

Today in our French lesson, Year 3 learnt how to say hello, how are you and goodbye. They were able to hold a conversation in pairs greeting each other, asking how are you, answering how they were and saying goodbye. They had great fun. I wonder if they can teach you some of those phrases at home!

In Year 2 the children were set the challenge of creating their very own Tudor house, based on our History topic - London in 1665. What a fabulous group of houses we have so far!

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