Well done to Bobby, who earned the Player of the Week award at his local football club! Lovely to see children achieving awards outside of school!

Well done to the children who earned their TT Rockstar or Lexia award this week! Keep up the good work.

Well done to all of the children who earned their Headteacher Award this week!

A massive well done to all of our children who have achieved excellent levels of attendance this term.

Our whole‑school Easter egg competition was a fantastic celebration of creativity and teamwork. Every child designed and decorated an egg in school and proudly entered it into the competition. The effort and imagination on display were wonderful and every entry was truly egg‑cellent!

Thanks to the generosity of our PTA, every child was a winner and received a delicious Easter egg for taking part.

To make the competition even more special, the children took on the important role of judges by looking at another class’s entries. They carefully selected a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place for each class, showing kindness, fairness and respect for one another’s designs.

Well done to all of our creative pupils for their fantastic entries, and a huge thank you to the PTA for supporting this lovely Easter tradition.

We were amazed by Tom’s diary he had written, using computer software! He had used such a wide range of vocabulary and it was lovely to see how proud he was of himself! Well done 🙂

We are so proud of all of the children who have earned their Lexia and TT Rockstar awards this week. It is lovely to see you are all working hard at home and school. Keep up the good work!

Well done to everyone who received their headteacher award this week, for their hard work in class. Keep up the good work!

Today, our school was filled with colour, creativity, and countless brilliant hats as children and staff took part in a special awareness day for Brain Tumour Research. From sparkly caps and cosy bobble hats to wide-brimmed sunhats and imaginative handmade creations, every hat worn helped shine a light on an incredibly important cause.

⭐ Why We Took Part

Brain tumours affect thousands of families each year, yet they remain one of the least understood and least funded areas of cancer research. By joining the national campaign and wearing our favourite hats, we hoped to raise awareness of the vital work carried out by Brain Tumour Research and the difference it makes to people across the UK.

We are incredibly proud of our children for taking part with such enthusiasm and understanding. Thank you to all families for supporting the event and helping us highlight such an important cause. Every small action helps raise awareness—and today, our school made a big, bright contribution.

A huge well done to Carson in class 2, who has won a competition they entered! Class 2 all drew and described their own monsters, as part of a Monster Mayhem competition. Their entries were sent off and Carson was chosen as their winner, for his amazing monster ‘Slee’. Carson was sent a special prize and his monster featured on the front cover of the Monster Mayhem book! What an amazing achievement.