Community Links

Reception had an exciting visit from a PCSO, who brought along his police van! The children loved sitting inside the van and asking lots of brilliant questions about his job.

Our local Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) visited Year 2 to talk about stranger danger and recognising safer strangers. The children discussed how to stay safe, what to do if they get lost, and who they can trust for help. We are very grateful for the visit and the valuable safety advice shared.

What a wonderful day we had visiting the Gurdwara! The trip provided the children with a detailed and meaningful insight into Sikhism and helped them understand how a Gurdwara is run. They were incredibly respectful throughout and asked many thoughtful and well-considered questions, showing great curiosity and engagement. One of the highlights of the visit was the opportunity to sample some delicious Prashad in the langar hall. The children enjoyed experiencing this importan

Our local Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) visited Year 1 to talk to the children about stranger danger and the importance of recognising safer strangers. During the session, the children listened carefully and took part in discussions about different everyday scenarios. Together, they explored what to do if they ever feel worried or unsure, and who they can go to for help. The PCSO explained that not all strangers are unsafe and helped the children identify safer stra

Thank you to all parents and carers who attended our recent online safety workshop delivered by engagedU. We hope you found the session informative and helpful in supporting your children to stay safe online.

For National Storytelling Week, Year 2 children have been exploring a wonderful variety of stories, including Non-fiction books, modern favourites and imaginative stories they created themselves. In their assembly to parents they shared some of their own storytelling work and celebrated how stories can inspire, entertain and bring people together. To finish, the children performed their lively retelling of We’re Going on a Bear Hunt , using actions, expression and teamwork to

Monday 9th February 2026 Headteacher's Message Dear Parents and Carers, Last summer, our parent surveys highlighted that you would like to see additional opportunities for our children to succeed in sport . We listened carefully, and we are delighted to share that many initiatives have already been put in place to support this. We have increased our participation in sporting competitions , and we have also employed our very own Sports Coach , Mr Ford, who works closely with o

Year 1 took part in a walk around our local area as part of our Geography 'Unity in the community' topic. We explored different physical and human features whilst remembering how to keep safe in our local environment.

Year 6 pupils recently took part in an informative talk led by   PCSO Shinton, focusing on   antisocial behaviour   and   knife crime. The session was delivered in an age-appropriate way and helped pupils understand how their choices and actions can affect themselves and others. PCSO Shinton talked to the children about: What antisocial behaviour is and why it is harmful to the community The dangers and serious consequences of carrying knives How to stay safe and make positiv

Our local Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) visited Year 4 and Year 5 children to help them understand the importance of good behaviour and the consequences of anti-social actions. The engaging session aimed to educate children on the concept of criminal responsibility and how their actions can impact their community.

We had a wonderful workshop in Reception learning all about gross motor and fine motor skills. The children enjoyed sharing their pencil grip song with their parents whilst showing them how to hold a pencil. We also did lots of activities together to strengthen our fingers and core body to promote super writing skills!  100% of parents attended in Class 1- together we give our children the best learning experiences and success!  Click on the link below to see the information

Year 5 choir members took part in our annual singing event at St Barts Church. They sung a variety of songs - some tricky, but certainly rose to the challenge! The song by ABBA - 'Thank you for the music' really showcased their voices!  They took part in a concert for the parents in the evening too, and thoroughly enjoyed performing in a church! Well done to all children involved today.

Our Year 6 pupils led a moving Remembrance Day assembly to honour the courage and sacrifice of those who have served in conflicts past and present. Through readings and reflective performances, the children shared messages of peace, gratitude, and remembrance. They demonstrated great maturity and respect as they helped the whole school understand why it is so important to remember. We are incredibly proud of the empathy and thoughtfulness shown by all of our Year 6 pupils dur

We were very lucky to welcome The Stringcredibles  — a quartet of world-class orchestral musicians — and Nate Holder, a professional saxophonist and award-winning author! Their incredible show, The Butterfly Lands , took us on a magical journey of migration, told through the metaphor of a butterfly. The story followed the butterfly’s travels across different islands, exploring music, language, faith, clothing, and food — and celebrating how diversity brings richness and beaut

Thank you to all the parents/carers who attended Nursery reading workshops. We hope you found them useful in supporting your child at home.