UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to all our children who have worked very hard and achieved their TT Rockstar Certificates this week. Your times tables will be soaring.
We are all very proud of you.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to all our children who have worked very hard and achieved their TT Rockstar Certificates this week. Your times tables will be soaring.
We are all very proud of you.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to the children who have impressed their teachers this week and achieved their Head Teacher Award. We are all very impressed with your efforts.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to the children who have accessed their Lexia and achieved their next levels. We are very proud of the determination you are showing.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to the children who have accessed their Lexia and achieved their next levels. We are very proud of the determination you are showing.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to all our children who have worked very hard and achieved their TT Rockstar Certificates this week. Your times tables will be soaring.
We are all very proud of you.
UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education
A fabulous well done to all our children who have worked very hard and achieved their Head Teacher Award with their wonderful work.
We are all very proud of you.
This week we celebrated World Book Day. This annual celebration of authors, illustrators, books and the joy of reading is one of the highlights of our year! Class 1 had so much fun taking part ion a day of storytelling & reading for pleasure – celebrating texts of all genres. Our assembly focused upon the importance of reading and we had a special visit from 2 sneaky burglars, a cat in a hat and a ‘Thing’ who caused a whole lot of mischief!
Thank you to all our parents and carers for supporting the day and sending children into school dressed as a favourite book character. All staff joined in for the occasion too – it was a wonderful day for everyone 🙂
British Science Week is taking place between 7-16 March 2025.
This year’s theme explores change and adaptation, which is all around us and affects every area of STEM.
For example, animals and plants change and adapt to their surroundings to survive.
We’ve also seen technology constantly evolving which can help people in many different aspects of their lives – from finding new medical treatments to learning in the classroom.
And it doesn’t just happen here on Earth, even the stars and social system changes too. Perhaps there is life on other planets that also adapts as their environment changes?
This year in school we celebrated by having a morning of teacher swap! Each class had a visit from a different class teacher. Teachers had planned an exciting morning of practical activities all based on this years theme of Change and Adapt.
Class 1 with Mrs Edwards
LET’S MAKE A PAPER CHAIN CATERPILLAR Class 1 children made a fun caterpillar, then changed it into a butterfly! By using different coloured paper, the children learnt about metamorphosis and the colours of the rainbow.
Class 2 with Mr Graham
BE SEEN BE SAFE This activity encouraged class 2 to think about reflection and light. They tested different materials to see how reflective they were, and decided which ones would be best to change into to keep themselves seen and safe in the dark!
Class 3 with Mrs Aspinall
LET’S MAKE A WORMERY Worms make good soil which is very important in nature. Class 3 investigated how worms change dead leaves and waste materials into soil. Class 3 are excited to continue to observe the changes!
Class 4 with Mrs Morton
SHOULD WE FLUSH IT AWAY? Class 4 had lots of fun investigating which items change and breakdown easily in water so that they can be flushed away. They were shocked to find that items like wet wipes do not breakdown in water so when they are flushed down the toilet they mix with grease in the sewer and form massive solids called fatbergs.
Class 5 with Miss Grimes
DISSOLVING DILEMMA In this activity class 5 used various types of sugar to investigate whether changing the size of the grains/lumps has an impact on the speed they dissolve in water. For a fair test, they made sure you keep everything else the same and measure the ingredients carefully.
Today we had an exciting day where all of the staff and children came to school wearing their pyjamas, to help fund research into less toxic and kinder treatments for childhood cancer patients.
We looked at all of the hard work and different career pathways that contribute to medicine in this country and how they all play a part in helping find cures to many different types of cancer. Together we raised £68, thank you for all of your donations!
