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Year 4 were so excited to receive their letters from their Italian pen pals. It was wonderful to see the care and attention with which they opened and read their letter, truly appreciating the time and effort that had gone into them. The drawings and stickers were a particular highlight, bringing big smiles all around. The children are already eagerly looking forward to writing their replies!

As part of the Eid celebrations at Goldthorn, our Year 3 students explored the art of Arabic writing. They practised writing their names in a variety of styles, using pencils, pens, and decorative gold and silver pens, bringing creativity and personal flair to their work.

As part of our Eid assembly, both KS1 and KS2 learned about how this festival is celebrated within Muslim families locally, nationally, and globally. Pupils listened respectfully, asked thoughtful questions, and reflected on the significance of Eid, including themes of new beginnings, forgiveness, and personal growth.

Children across the school have celebrated Martisor today. They have discussed the special celebration and shared what happens on the first day of Spring. Red marks life and warmth while white represents new beginnings. To mark this, children have made red and white bracelets.  Year 1 Year 2 made flowers and bracelets to celebrate Martisor. Year 3 Year 4

Today children are celebrating Mărțișor, a traditional spring festival widely observed in Romania. Watch the video to see our children confidently explain how Mărțișor marks the beginning of spring and symbolises health, happiness and new beginnings. Check back later to see what activities the children have enjoyed during the day.

Year one enjoyed learning about  Chinese New Year and marked this special occasion with a special family assembly. We invited parents and carers to come in to school and we shared information about this celebration along with lots of singing and dancing. We also shared some Bonfire pictures and decorative lanterns.

Children in Year 4 were so excited to write letters to pupils at our Italian partner school. They can’t wait to hear back and begin their international friendships!

Our school was filled with colour, music, and excitement as we celebrated Diwali – the Festival of Lights! Some of our children came dressed in beautiful traditional costumes, bringing a vibrant splash of culture to the day. The sounds of the dhol drums echoed through the school as children joined in the rhythms. Creative hands were busy making clay diva lamps, Diwali cards, and stunning rangoli patterns using bright colours and designs. It was a wonderful celebration that he

Friday 26th September Year 6 celebrated European Day of Languages by learning how to say hello  in 26 different languages! The children...

June 2025 Year 4 pupils have been putting their French skills to the test by ordering fruit and vegetables, confidently using key...