2/2 Year 6 aren’t old enough to vote but they hope that you will. Today is that last day that you can register. Please don’t miss out on your chance to have a say.

As part of our RSE learning, we have been talking about different types of families. This Pride month, and always, we remember that love is love and hope that everyone knows they will always be valued, supported and loved in our school.

Today, we say goodbye to a wonderful, kind, brave group of Year 6 children who have the brightest of futures ahead of them. Go well Year 6; we’re so proud of you.

On Friday, we welcomed the last group of our EY1 children to join our school. With that final piece of the puzzle, we are now a complete school. We can’t wait to make wonderful memories with all of our children.

I wonder where the Early Years children will choose to explore during their child initiated learning…

It was such a treat to be visited by our returning Year 7s today. They looked so grown up in their uniforms and are happy and excited about their new schools. We’re proud to have prepared them well for this next step.

Great start to our first inter-house football. Well done to our House Captains, Sports Ambassadors and Y3 and 4👍👏

Year 1 had a special visitor from Jubilee Church today. Vicky told us the story of Zacchaeus. We thought about what it teaches us about God. God is colourful. God is everywhere. God is love. We then created some art to show our ideas.

Our Choir loved singing at St Alban's Cathedral today. It was wonderful to join our St Alban's Diocesan family and enjoy worshipping at the Harvest service. Well done Choir. Thank you to all who attended.

A great morning at St Alban's Cathedral. Here are some more special pictures.

To mark Black History Month, with a nod to National Poetry Day, Year 6 wrote poems about people who are Black or Mixed Race who have inspired them or made a positive contribution to society.

Even if something is left undone, everyone must take time to sit still and watch the leaves turn (Albert Camus). Early years are learning the quietness and calmness with us.

Year 6 have had a theme of remembrance for their Art work this term. What better thing to do on Remembrance Day than make our own poppies?

Today, we celebrated the school’s 94th birthday. EY1 celebrated with a lovely winter’s walk.

Year 6 had a fantastic day at the Houses of Parliament. We’re now ready to write our own political leaflets and speeches. Do you think we’d do a good job running the country?

Positive Affirmation Station in Year 1. We created our own station with a mirror so we can remind ourselves how awesome we all are. I am strong, I am brave, I am brilliant, I am fabulous, I am kind……the list is endless!

There's always time to rhyme! Great to welcome back former pupil and children's author; always-early, pearly, whirly, twirly, swirly, Su Murley to our hurly-burly! Thank you Su for your visit👍🙏

The chairs in Year 2 are on strike! Imaginative letters of apology to persuade them to return!!! Well done Year 2 👍

Wishing all our families a wonderful summer and the best of luck to our amazing Year 6 children. We are so proud of you.