School Council would like to take the time to say a huge thank you to all of the children who brought in a donation for the shoebox appeal in support of Operation Christmas Child. The gifts that you provided will go a long way to help support a child who does not have much.

It was a pleasure to recognise the achievements of some of our writers in today's Wonderful Writers' assembly. Each child won a special gold pencil and a certificate for their efforts. Well done to all of our wonderful writers, including our winners.

Year 3 have had a super week this week enjoying the pop-up pool. The children have gained confidence and independence in the water. They cannot wait to have more lessons in Year 4.

Today, our school came together to celebrate the Harvest Festival with joy and gratitude. Year 6 led the way by exploring the word HARVEST, spelling out meaningful words such as heart, starve, have and earth- reminding us all of the deeper messages behind the season. A big thank you to Mrs Ireson, who beautifully organised the display of generous donations from our school community. At the end of the celebration, Year 6 pupils worked hard to bag up the donations ready to be d

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Year 3 had a super session in the Planetarium today. They looked closely at the Sun, Moon and the planets in the solar system. They studied the stars and asked relevant and thoughtful questions. They behaved superbly and had a great time!

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Year 3 have enjoyed celebrating the start of Black History Month, coming to school in red, yellow, green and black and attending a...

Hello from this year's Digital Ambassadors! We are here to: • To speak to children and staff with different skills, experiences and...

3HW have had a super afternoon studying fossils and how they are formed. We looked closely at some fossils and drew the animal we thought...