Red Nose Day

Friday 21st March

This year Red Nose Day is on Friday 21st March and, as a school, we would like to raise some money for this great cause as well as the children having lots of fun! 

This year’s theme is ‘Do Something Funny For Money’, we are asking all children to come to school with ‘Crazy Hair’. We are asking for a donation, with the suggested amount being £1, which will be collected at the gate as the children come into school. Please see below some examples of ‘crazy hair’ ideas…

Parent Survey

We want to learn more about how we can help your school and LEO Academy Trust to improve parental engagement, so your time and honesty are much appreciated! This survey will ask questions about the communication between carers and school, confidence in the school’s strategy and other aspects.

If you would like to complete the survey, you can do so here.

Thank you for your time!

Year 1

Year One have had a great week exploring non-fiction books this week. In English they have begun creating their own book about Tigers. They have written a contents page, introduction, labelled the parts of a tiger and have written facts about where they live and what they eat. The children have been very excited to complete the pages of their non-fiction book and are applying lots of their writing skills as they write facts about Tigers. In Maths, the children have been using their knowledge of doubles to 10, to halve numbers and find near doubles. We are very proud of them and how they are using their mental maths to solve simple equations ____+  4 = 9 or 8 - ____ = 5. In science, the children have learnt about fish. They labelled a fish, its dorsil fin, tails, gills etc and they enjoyed learning about a fishes features. In computing the children were introduced to Marty the Robot and they loved beginning to code to make Marty move. What a busy week it has been!

Year 2

This week, Year Two has embarked on a journey through art, technology, and the natural world! We began by replicating the distinctive brushstrokes of Van Gogh and Cezanne, experimenting with colour mixing to create our own masterpieces. Our budding engineers used Lego Spike to design and code cave cars, complete with programmable headlights that flashed and changed colour. Maths lessons transformed into bustling marketplaces as we set up classroom shops, practicing addition and calculating change. Our writing skills were put to the test as we crafted engaging narratives from the viewpoint of the Bala Mengro, incorporating ambitious vocabulary and figurative language. In Science, we delved into the fascinating adaptations of animals like polar bears and camels, understanding how they thrive in their specific environments. Finally, we broadened our global perspective in Geography, comparing continents and investigating the impact of the equator on climate.

Vihaan (Year 2)

Happy birthday for February! Thank you for your book donation.

Sacha (Reception)

Happy birthday for February! Thank you for your book donation.

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