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Our theme for RE this week is ‘Salvation.’ We enjoyed experiencing the story of Easter through an Easter labyrinth. We walked through the story, making use of different spaces throughout the school to help us visualise where Jesus went and what he did there. In the afternoon, Reverend Simon came in to talk about how…

Here are some photographs from our amazing topic this term. Highlights have included making scented play dough, planting a pizza garden and observing kitchen scraps grow into new plants. We have made our own watering cans, created lemon scented biscuits, grown sweet peas and sunflowers too. The children created incredible pastel flower art in the…

We have been enjoying our topic ‘Can I Switch it on?’ this term. These are some of the things we’ve been doing…. Learning how to use the beebots. Making art work out of different materials and taking photographs of it. We investigated whether it was easier to do things by hand or using something you…

Dear Parents, Inset Day: School will be closed on Monday 1st July for Inset. Parents’ Evening: Parents’ evenings are on Tuesday 19th and Wednesday 20th March. Letters to book appointments will be sent out the week before. World Book Day: On Thursday 7th March, it is World Book Day. Children can dress up as a…

We have been learning lots of interesting things about keeping healthy, eating the right foods and reading lots of stories about fruit and vegetables among other things! Here are some of the things we have done so far for our topic work this term…..

Here is our newsletter giving details of our learning this term.

Infant nativity show 2018!    

EYFS Animal visitor! Friday 30th November 2018. For our topic- Why don’t snakes have legs, we invited an animal handler into school. They brought lots of lovely reptiles!!! Hope you enjoy the photos and they don’t scare you too much!!!

Dear Parents and Carers, Half Term Update Sports News: Y5/6 took part in the cluster football festival which was held at Tideswell in September. They had a fabulous time and the girls team came back with a trophy after a thrilling match against Longstone. 44 children (Y1 – Y6 children) took part in the cluster…