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There has been a super atmosphere across the school this week as the whole school community worked together to put on a fantastic musical production. The children sang their hearts out and thoroughly enjoyed themselves- A big thank you to all the friends and family members who supported the school either by coming along to...
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Miss Tubb our fully accredited Forest School Leader has led some fantastic sessions with all the children across the school. This term they have been identifying insects and mini beasts. The children love learning outdoors and their enthusiasm is infectious.
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It was with much sadness that we said a fond farewell to Mrs Wheeler who has been our School Administrator for over 10 years. She has been a dedicated, hard-working member of our small school team and will be missed. A huge thank you to all those who donated to her leaving gift she received £225 to...
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This has to be one of the favourite Sutton on the Forest Traditions-the Eggtravaganza: Egg Decorating; Egg Jarping; Egg Rolling and Egg Throwing. Well done to all our Easter Egg Winners and a big thank-you to those children who won two eggs but very kindly gave their winnings to the runner up- there was a...
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As part of our topic on Evolution and Inheritance the upper juniors became fossil hunters for the afternoon. Using very delicate tools (toothpicks!) they had to extract as many fossils from the rocks as possible ( the rocks were biscuits and the fossils were chocolate chips). They then had to use gummy snakes and layers...
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There was a super atmosphere in school today as children arrived dressed in red and wearing silly noses. A huge thank-you to all the parents who donated cakes for the cake stall. We will let you know next week how much we raised.
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  In their Science Topic on Evolution and Inheritance the Y5/6 children have been studying the work of Charles Darwin.Part of Darwin’s voyage included a visit to the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean, close to South America. Islands form a very important piece of evidence in Darwin’s theory, because they isolate populations from each other....
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We nearly sent the whole school home on Friday because of a serious epidemic-an outbreak of spots! Everyone had really entered into the “children in need” spirit and covered themselves in spots; on clothes, faces, hats, scarves and even ears… The year 5/6 children spent the morning baking buns and biscuits which were beautifully gift...
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We are holding two Open Afternoons for prospective families who have children starting school in September 2017 or any local families who wish to visit our school to view what we can offer. Please see link below: open-day-flyer
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