Year 1 made some fantastic bonnets, we thought we would show you them! Thanks to all parents and carers for helping the children create them!

Today, the children explored creativity using natural materials to design and create their own animal collages. They worked with great focus and quickly discovered how challenging - and sometimes unstable - it can be to build with items from nature. Despite the difficulty, they showed fantastic perseverance and produced some lovely artwork.

This Friday (27th March) is the last day of school for this term! We hope you’ll all enjoy a nice holiday and a happy Easter 💙🧡 As a reminder, school re-opens for all children on Monday 13th April – we’re looking forward to seeing you all then!

Our school is taking part in the ATTUNE project! The project aims to support schools to develop their practice in relation to emotional well-being and trauma informed practice. As part of this, a survey is being held for parents/carers to share their thoughts. Your views are incredibly important in helping us celebrate the successes of what works and to identify areas for development. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Your answers will be treated with

Science Week was an exciting opportunity for our young scientists to explore big questions through hands‑on experiments, data collection, and plenty of curiosity. One of our investigations looked at whether humans, like sharks, reveal their age through their height. After measuring and comparing our own heights, the children concluded that—unlike sharks—you can’t tell a person’s age just by how tall they are. A great example of using real data to challenge assumptions. We als

Class 3LF have really enjoyed working scientifically this week, we tested our own paper aircraft to see which could fly for the longest and we tested materials to see what's the best for blowing your nose!