Sharing Love: Our Food Collection for Those in Need

As part of our commitment to the school value of love, we have come together as a school community to collect food for those less fortunate than ourselves.

This initiative shows our compassion and desire to support others in our local community. By sharing what we have, we are embodying the love and kindness that is at the heart of our values.

Thank You for Your Generosity!

Every donation helps make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Let’s continue to spread love and kindness, reflecting the teachings of our faith and making our school a caring place for everyone.

Class 2 have been learning outdoors as busy scientists exploring everyday objects.  They have been scientifically investigating everyday objects by identifying what materials were used to make the objects and thinking about why the materials were used.

Year 6 had an amazing time on their recent residential trip to Kingwood! The children participated in a variety of exciting activities, including the thrilling 3G swing, the challenging leap of faith, and the exhilarating zip wire. Class 6 truly embraced the adventure, creating unforgettable memories during their time away. It was a fantastic experience for all!

As part of our wider curricular learning, Year 4 took an exciting trip to the beach to explore the fascinating world of flotsam. We discovered an array of items washed ashore, including a surprising find—a lighter that had a sea creature living inside!

During our beach outing, we focused on the pressing issue of plastic pollution and its impact on marine life. Through our studies, we've learnt how climate change and our everyday actions can have significant consequences for animals in our environment.

This term, we have channelled our learning into writing non-chronological reports on plastic pollution, highlighting the importance of protecting our oceans and the creatures that inhabit them. We are committed to raising awareness and making a positive change for our planet!

We are thrilled to report that our Annual Cross Country Event was a tremendous success! Students from Key Stage 2 participated with enthusiasm and determination, showcasing their athletic spirit and sportsmanship.

On the day of the event, the air was filled with excitement as children took to the course, each one giving their best effort. It was heart warming to see friends cheering each other on, creating a supportive and encouraging atmosphere.

Every participant truly tried their hardest, and it was evident that everyone had a fantastic time. Whether they were racing for a personal best or simply enjoying the day, the smiles on their faces were priceless.

As part of our Stone Age topic, Year 3 has been exploring the fascinating history of Stonehenge. We gathered lots of interesting facts, discussed how it was built, and learnt about the main types of stone used in its construction. To bring our learning to life, we recreated Stonehenge using biscuits in class! It was a fun and engaging way to understand this iconic monument.