The children have enjoyed a wonderful Royal Wedding picnic lunch, fit for royalty, today out in the sunshine! Homemade pizza and chips, veg sticks, and a special strawberry and cream bun for a treat, along with bunting, flags, hats and lots of red, white and blue to mark the special occasion tomorrow.Read More
Salve! On Wednesday Class 2 had great fun preparing and enjoying a Roman Banquet for their special Roman guest. All of the children helped to serve one another and tried some foods which they hadn’t before, as well as enjoying some favourites. Following their research on what and how the Romans ate, they moved all...Read More
A big well done to the Year 6 children, who have all worked extremely hard during the SATS week. We have had morning breakfast together in the library, enjoying toast, croissants, juice and general chatter. The atmosphere was very relaxed – I think we shall all miss our morning breakfasts together before school next week....Read More
This week the Year 5 and 6 have been exploring 3D shapes. We have been finding nets of a closed cube. There are officially 11 different combinations of ‘face’ arrangements. The children had to make sure that they didn’t double up – no reflections or rotations allowed! How many did everyone find? We have also...Read More
Today Class 1 have been gearing up for the Royal Wedding this coming weekend. They designed, made, ate and evaluated a sandwich fit to serve at the Royal Wedding. I think Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle would have been very impressed with their creations. I know Mrs Bell, Mrs Carter and myself were! Read More
Today at STEM club we looked at some of nature’s best engineers – birds. We looked at their nests and how we thought they were built. We then went outside to our forest area and had a go at building our own nests. It was much harder than it looked and we had to try...Read More
Year 2/3 had quite the challenge set for them this morning! They had to work out different calculations to determine how much of each of the magical liquids to add to their cauldrons to make different potions, measuring these accurately with measuring cylinders. Then the children had some tricky riddles to solve where they had...Read More
Parent groups tell the BBC they fear children could suffer in a push to cut deficits.
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