Daisy the dog has now been in school for three weeks, and the impact she is having is wonderful to see. It is lovely watching everyone smile as she walks into school. Many children are excited to see her, sharing their stories and discussing how Dais
Gardening Club has started up again this term, and the children have been busy planting strawberries, carrots, sweet peas and beetroot. The school grounds are already looking great, and we are looking forward to setting up our composting system, alon
Well done to all these children for taking part in our poster competition to reduce plastic waste in school and in our community.
The winners have been announced and will taking their posters out after half term to put in local shop windows to make
Last week, we were delighted to welcome PC Kirsty Hunt into school. She spoke with the children about her role in the community, the importance of recognising and reporting hate crimes, and how to keep themselves safe when using group chats.
Our Christmas Carol Service this year was a wonderful showcase of the creativity and talent within our school. Each year group brought something special to the occasion. Year 3 delighted us with their progress in learning the flute, filling the churc
In Year 4 and 5 they are trying to answer their big question ‘Does migration always lead to conflict?’ In history they looked at the Stone Age, Anglo Saxons and Viking’s in groups to answer this question.
The whole school had a great trip out to listen to a live orchestra playing Peter and the Wolf by Prokofiev and the Snowman. What a fantastic afternoon out with delightful children.
Well done to everyone for your fantastic running this afternoon at Anthony Gell Fun Run, we are so proud of your determination and effort. And we won lots of medals too.