The children in EYFS had a wonderful day on their educational visit to Seaburn Beach. Our adventure began with a walk to the lighthouse, where we discussed its purpose and linked it to the knowledge we have been learning in class. The children were excited to see a real lighthouse and enjoyed sharing what they knew about how it helps to keep boats and ships safe at sea.

When we arrived at the beach, we watched the tide slowly move out, revealing more and more of the sandy shore. This was a fantastic opportunity for the children to observe nature in action and talk about what happens to the sea throughout the day.

The children then had lots of fun exploring the beach, building impressive sandcastles, digging in the sand and paddling in the sea. There were plenty of smiles and laughter as they enjoyed playing together and making special memories with their friends.

To finish our exciting day, we all enjoyed a delicious fish and chips lunch by the seaside. The children were extremely well-behaved throughout the trip and represented our school brilliantly.

It was a fantastic day of learning, exploration and fun, which the children will remember for a long time! 🌊🏖️⚓🐚🐟🍟

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 😊

It was lovely to see how many children had been working hard on TT Rockstars this week. Well done!

Well done to all of the children who earned their Headteacher award this week, for all of your hard work in class!

Reverend Michael led an inspiring assembly about humility, encouraging everyone to think about the importance of being kind, respectful, and modest. He explained that humility means not thinking of yourself as better than others and being willing to learn from those around you. Through stories and examples, Rev Michael showed how small acts of kindness and putting others first can make a big difference in our school and community.

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!

It was lovely to see how many children had been working hard on TT Rockstars and Lexia this week. Well done!