Year 2 had a fantastic coronation celebration! We had ice-cream, played games, sung the national anthem and had party food. 🇬🇧 👑

Nursery had an exciting visit from ZooLab on Tuesday last week. Everyone really enjoyed it! 😃🐌🕷🐭🐍

Class 10 thoroughly enjoyed PE yesterday from orienteering to fun on the trim trail.

The children in year 1 had a super start to Career's Week yesterday. They had visit from Mr Finch who is a subsea engineer/diver. His diving helmet was very heavy!

Year 1 also had a visit from Police Officer Sarah Manser who came to talk about her job. She handcuffed Mrs Swales and showed them all of the equipment she has to carry. They can't wait to find out which job we are going to learn about next.

Reception children really enjoyed learning about different careers. A huge thank you to all our visitors for spending time with the children and answering lots of great questions.

Plastic boxes will be placed on the yard this week. Any donations for the Tombola would be greatly received. Thank you

Year 3 and Year 4 Parents & Carers Just a reminder that this Thursday (7/9/23) we are inviting the children of Y3/Y4 to dress up in stone age outfits for our "Through the Ages" engage day. We look forward to a fantastic day of exploration and discover!!

Miss Hoskin's English group had a fantastic time on their autumn walk. They collected leaves, conkers and flowers ready to write their autumn poem!

Miss Hoskin's English group had a fantastic time on their autumn walk. They collected leaves, conkers and flowers ready to write their autumn poem!

Miss Hoskin's English group had a fantastic time on their autumn walk. They collected leaves, conkers and flowers ready to write their autumn poem!

Y5 created an experiment to investigate the frictional forces of different surfaces.

Year 2 had a fantastic time in geography using compass directions to find features in the playground. They then played a game of 'compass corners' where they chose a compass point and then found out if they were still in the game when a compass point was called!

Y5 investigated water resistance. They experimented changing the shape of plastercine to make it move faster through the water. The results showed that the greater the surface area the greater the water resistance.

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Y4 have arrived safely on their residential trip. We wish them luck in their adventures at Robin Wood and can't wait to hear all about it on Wednesday when they return.