At the beginning of the year, Class 2 measured their height, cut a piece of ribbon to the same length and tied it to a poem they wrote in their neatest handwriting. Today they have taken them home to see how much they have grown since the beginning of the year. ‘Children have a certain...Read More
This term, years 2 and 3 have been learning how to play the glockenspiel. We have used our musical knowledge of pitch, rhythm and melody to help us play the tunes “Old McDonald” and “Happy Birthday”. We have even learnt about the letter names of the different music notes and why we use sheet music!...Read More
This afternoon we enjoyed the ‘Service of Commissioning’ for Mrs Pye at All Hallows church. Rev. Steve led the service, with all in attendance, children, staff, governors and parents, playing a role in welcoming Mrs Pye. She was presented with a Bible from the Diocesan Board of Education Representative, Andrew Smith, as well as a...Read More
Today at STEM club we talked about what animals would need from a shelter. Having thought about the needs of the animals such as warmth, safety and access to food, we went into our forest area to find an appropriate location for our animal den. We used materials we could find around the forest to...Read More
As part of our science topic, over the next few weeks year 2/3 are going to grow and nurture their own plants! Today we discussed what our plants needed to help them grow, why we need plants and how we were going to make sure ours would survive. After writing some instructions on how to...Read More
After Mrs Pye and her team of helpers cleared and prepared the kitchen garden, Reception, Year 1 and Year 4 have been busy planting. The children worked in small groups to plant courgettes in pots, ready to transfer to the kitchen garden in a few weeks time. They also planted a variety of beans, including...Read More
Parent groups tell the BBC they fear children could suffer in a push to cut deficits.
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