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Year 1 went on a local walk. Before the local walk we discussed how to walk safely next to a road, which links into our current PSHE topic. Whilst on the walk, we followed a map to get to our destination, as part of our Geography field work. During our walk we were spotting signs of Autumn, such as red leaves, pine cones, brambles and helicopter leaves, as part of our new Seasons science topic.

A huge thank you to our wonderful School Councillors, who are helping us support the Poppy Appeal by selling poppies and other poppy-related items throughout the week. All proceeds will go towards supporting the Royal British Legion and honouring those who have served and sacrificed for our country.

Year 3 and 4 welcomed our local PCSO for an important and informative session about internet safety. The children explored how to stay safe online, the risks associated with social media and the importance of their digital footprint. They learned valuable tips to help them make safe, responsible and positive choices when using the internet.

Year 5 had a fantastic time exploring reversible changes through a delicious scientific investigation. The children poured milk into a sealed bag and placed it inside a larger bag filled with ice and salt. After lots of shaking and teamwork, they observed the liquid milk change into a solid, creating ice cream! The children then watched as the ice cream slowly melted, turning from a solid back into a liquid, helping them understand how some changes can be reversed.

Year 1 found a surprising visitor in Class 3 on Monday! We walked in to find a small penguin surrounded by ice and snow, with an 'I am lost' sign. We discussed how the penguin may have found itself here and where it might have come from. We also created some questions we would like to ask the little penguin. Finally, we discovered our new book ‘Lost and Found’ and we are looking forwards to seeing if it gives us any answers about our lost penguin!

Year 2 enjoyed a wonderful Paddington Day as part of their Geography learning! The children explored the capital city of London, discovering its famous landmarks, transport, rivers and green spaces. They enjoyed locating London on maps and aerial photographs, naming and describing significant places, and designing posters to identify different types of transport used in the city. What a fantastic day of geographical discovery!

To kick-start our learning about Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas, the children enjoyed an insightful assembly delivered by Mr Maan Singh from Basics of Sikhi. During the assembly, Mr Singh helped the children understand why Sikhs celebrate Bandi Chhor Divas, which means ‘The Day of Liberation’ and commemorates the release of Guru Hargobind Ji from Gwalior Fort, along with 52 wrongly imprisoned princes. The children also explored the familiar story of Rama and Sita, learning why

Friday 23rd October 2026 Headteacher's Message Dear Parents and Carers, today, our children enjoyed a wonderful GOLDEN Celebration Day, organised to recognise and celebrate the exceptional way they live out our GOLDEN values every day. The celebration was a well-deserved reward for all of their hard work, excellent behaviour, respect and determination. Our children consistently impress us with their politeness, positive attitudes and commitment to learning, and today's activi

On Monday 19th October, we came together to celebrate Black History Month and recognise the contributions, achievements, cultures and histories of Black people. The children explored the work of inspirational artists, created their own artwork, learnt African dances and practised songs. We finished the day by sharing our learning and performances in special assemblies, celebrating diversity, creativity and the importance of learning from one another. Key Stage 1 learnt about

A big thank you to our Science Ambassadors, who led an informative assembly for Space Week! They shared their knowledge about how space travel has changed over time and explained the many ways we use space today. Well done to our ambassadors for sharing their enthusiasm for science and helping their fellow pupils learn more about the wonders of space!

On Friday, our children wore red to show their support for Wear Red Day. They also created colourful posters to share important messages about standing up to racism, celebrating diversity and treating everyone with kindness and respect. Well done to everyone who took part and helped spread the message that racism has no place in our school or community.

We are delighted to share our recent Ofsted report with you. We are incredibly proud of our school and the achievements of our wonderful children and dedicated staff. We invite all our parents, carers and members of our school community to take a read and find out more about our school.

A big thank you to all the parents and carers who attended our Reception Meeting and Year 1 Phonics Workshops today! We hope you found the sessions useful. Please click on the link below for the information we shared at the Reception meeting.

Our Nursery children enjoyed a special visit from our local PCSO, who helped them find out more about the important role police officers play in our community. The children learnt how the police help to keep us safe and had the opportunity to discover more about their work. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn about the people who help us every day!

Monday 12th October 2026 Headteacher's Message Dear Parents and Carers, The start of the school year has been a fantastic one, and I would like to thank all parents and carers for your continued support. In particular, thank you for prioritising your child’s attendance. Our recent Ofsted inspection highlighted the importance of ensuring that every child is in school every day, and your commitment helps us to minimise lost learning and maximise opportunities for every pupil to

In Art, Year 6 explored the powerful world of street art and discovered how many artists use their work to communicate important social messages. We discussed a range of issues that matter to people and considered how art can inspire change, raise awareness and encourage others to think differently. The children then reflected on social issues that are important to them, such as protecting the environment, equality, kindness, mental health and community. Using colour, imagery

Reception had a special visit from PCSO Shinton, who talked to the children about what police officers do and how they help to keep people safe. The children enjoyed learning about the different roles and responsibilities of a police officer and even had the opportunity to dress up as police officers themselves. They had lots of fun learning about the important work of the police!

The children in Reception brought their poem, Woodlouse, to life by pretending to be woodlice themselves! They also went on a woodlouse hunt in our outdoor area, using clues from the poem, such as “damp and dark” and “soggy moss and mouldy leaves”, to help them decide where to look. They had lots of fun searching for woodlice and exploring their outdoor environment!

Year 6 children have been exploring the exciting world of street art and its place in contemporary culture. They looked at graffiti as an art form, exploring lettering styles and graphic design before learning how to create their own graffiti letters and street art graphics. They then put their creativity to work, designing their own street art compositions. The children experimented with bold lettering, shapes and eye-catching designs to create their fantastic artwork. We ar

We were delighted to welcome PCSO Shinton into school to work with our Year 1 and Year 2 children on Stranger Awareness. The children learned some important messages about staying safe, recognising situations that may not feel right and knowing what to do if they ever feel worried or unsafe. PCSO Shinton encouraged the children to talk to a trusted adult and reminded them of the importance of making safe choices when out and about. The children listened carefully, joined in w