Today, we celebrated a wonderful milestone as our little learners graduated from the Early Years Foundation Stage. It’s been a year filled with laughter, discovery, and growth. We’ve watched them blossom—learning to share, explore, and express themselves with confidence.
As they take their first steps into Key Stage 1, we couldn’t be prouder of how far they’ve come. Congratulations to our EYFS graduates—your adventure is just beginning! 🌟📚
Today we performed our end of year performance on stage to the whole school and our parents. We learned the storyline, parts, songs and actions perfectly, putting on the most amazing show 😊
We were delighted to host a special charity event in support of the Great North Children’s Hospital, helping to raise funds for the care and support provided to children like Leo. The afternoon was filled with fun, laughter and teamwork as the children enjoyed a range of football activities with their friends. It was wonderful to see our school community come together for such an important cause. The Sports Leaders did an amazing job at running the event and supporting the chidlren.
We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our parents and families for their kind donations and generosity, we raised £254, which will make a great difference. A very special thank you also, to Candy Kids for their incredible support, including donating an inflatable football goal and a visit from Sonic the Hedgehog, who was a huge hit with the children! Their kindness helped create a truly memorable afternoon for Leo.
Carson has been working super hard at Beavers and has now earned his explorers badge, first aid badge and a special Jambowree badge, for taking part in a worldwide scout ten pin bowling competition. What an amazing achievement!
Well done to all of the children who earned their Headteacher award this week, for all of your hard work in class!
This week children have took part in Art Week, during our class swap day, giving every child the chance to explore a range of exciting and creative activities. Throughout the day, pupils worked with their new teachers and experienced a variety of art activities. It was wonderful to see children so engaged, building new skills and expressing their creativity in different ways, while enjoying the opportunity to learn alongside new classmates.
UNCRC Article 31 – every child has the right to take part in a wide range of artistic activities.
Class 2 worked hard, creating a self-portrait. We used pencils to draw our features and then added appropriate colours.
Class 3 loved creating art all about their cornerstones topic Predators! They used water colours to paint predators ready for our topic display in September.
Class 4 enjoyed using watercolours to create some Native American inspired art for our art gallery in September, linking to our upcoming Cornerstones topic!
Class 5 loved creating flower sketches – preparing us for our new topic in September!
It was lovely to see how many children had been working hard on TT Rockstars and Lexia this week. Well done!
Well done to the children who earned their Headteacher Award this week! Keep up the good work.
Well done to everyone who has been working hard on TT Rockstars and Lexia this week!
This week we are very proud of all of the children who earned their Headteacher Award! Keep up the good work.
