Ten very excited children left Sutton on the Forest on Monday 23rd May for a week of outdoor adventures on the East Coast near Whitby. The sun was shining, SAT`s were over and we were in search of fun! The first hurdle of the week was making their beds, some looked very interesting hopefully they will be...Read More
Mr Craske arranged for one of our parents to visit school as part of the Y2/3 science topic on “Sound”. The reason for this unusual visit was the mode of transport the parent arrived in… A POLICE CAR! The children across the school enjoyed sitting in the vehicle, trying on the equipment and in particular...Read More
Last week Reception and Year One learned about Victorian seaside holidays. We looked at lots of different photographs and compared our trips to the beach to Victorian seaside trips. We all found it very interesting that Victorians changed into their swimming costumes in a bathing machine and were pulled into the sea by a horse!...Read More
The Year 6 children had a very enjoyable day baking buns and decorating them in a very creative manner on Friday after their sats tests. They were given a recipe that catered for 12 people and they were asked to adjust this in order to cater for 6 people. The children were very excited and pleased with their wonderful creations and they...Read More
The whole school community wishes our year 6 children good luck for the SAT`s tests this week. They have worked hard all year and deserve to do well-just do your best everyone.Read More
The school had a very important visitor on Friday: the most reverend Archbishop of York. Between Advent 2015 and Trinity 2016 the Archbishop will be engaging in a Diocesan Pilgrimage of Prayer, Witness and Blessing. The vision for this Pilgrimage lies in the roots of our Christian Heritage. Inspired by the great Northern Saints, such as...Read More
Over the Easter holidays a blackbird built a nest on top of the large cupboard under our shelter. We cordoned off the area and have been watching the blackbird closely for the past couple of weeks. Finally today we realised the eggs had hatched! Have a look at our photographs to see for yourselves! Read More
Today the year 4, year 5 and year 6 children had a fantastic day at The Forbidden Corner; a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises created within a four acre garden in the heart of Tupgill Park and the Yorkshire Dales. The temple of the underworld, the eye of the needle, a huge...Read More
The year 6 children revised the parts of flowering plants through dissection in their science lesson this week. They were encouraged to look in detail at the parts of a tulip and a daffodil using a hand lens and discovered that tulips and daffodils are “perfect flowers” because they have both male and female organs....Read More
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