Ukraine Appeal - we had an overwhelming response from families and staff to our Ukraine Appeal. We loaded up our boxes and took them to West London last Friday for delivery to Poland last weekend. Your generosity was gratefully received and our small gestures will make a huge difference to those in need. Those who sent in money, this will be used to buy much needed First Aid Kits. Our School Council helped to to load up the mini bus.

Our biggest thanks goes to Miss Miranda - she worked tirelessly for many evenings after school to gather all of the donations and box everything up. She also made contact and arranged for the delivery. Along with Miss Morgan, they delivered all of the boxes.

Nursery - Drawing God's Wonderful World

We have been learning about God's wonderful world and how our actions affect it. We are really trying to be better citizens and look after all the wonderful things and spaces God gave us. We decided to draw what we could out of our windows and from the balcony.

Nursery - During Science Week we looked at growing as a topic, what things grow, how they grow, what they need to grow and how we can help things to grow. One of our stories was Oliver's Vegetables - he loves chips and so do we. We made our own vegetable crisps using the air-fryer.

Nursery - To finish off our Traditional Tales focus, Mr Holt and Miss Burch dressed up as characters from one of our stories. Can we guess who they are?

Year 2 have been busy searching for human and physical features in our local area. We used the iPads to take photos of what we found.

Year 2 made the most out of the sun and decided to take their reading book outside. It was great to listen to a story in a different setting!

In PE, Year 2 have been working on their agility and balance during their gymnastics lessons.

Year 4 - As part of Science focus week, children investigated solids and liquids. They made slime - changing variables to observe the state of change.

Year 5 - recreated a freeze frame of the painting 'The Last Supper' during their religion lesson. Children represented the complete and incomplete life cycle of animals​. They have also visited the library and the theatre.

Year 6 really enjoyed their writing journeys for Shakespeare. Pupils acted out a Winter's Tale in order to learn about the characters. They then used their illustration skills in order draw their favourite characters. Next, they used descriptive language to describe their favourite Shakespearean characters. Finally, pupils edited and wrote outstanding character descriptions.

Pupils worked in partners and enjoyed revising their maths skills together. Pupils are now super confident with time, roman numerals, angles, fractions and decimals.