• Headteacher's comment 

• Children's learning 

• World Book Day 2025

• Science Week

• #WakeUpWednesday - Marvel Rivals

• Weekly awards

• Attendance and punctuality

• Dates for the diary

• Term dates

In Nursery, the children have been busy exploring 'Growing and Healthy Eating' through hands-on activities. They practiced cutting vegetables to make thier own salad, using knives and boards to chop spring onions, baby sweetcorn, carrots, celery, potatoes, lettuce, and pak choi- developing fine motor and self-care skills.

In the EYFS allotment, they planted potato seeds and will soon add onions and broad beans. Each child also took home an onion seed to grow their own crop.

Linking to our story of the week, Supertato!, children practiced counting potatoes (0-7) onto numbered plates during maths sessions.

At the creative table, they decorated fruits, vegetables, and flowers with tissue paper and glue, combining art with healthy eating themes.

This week in Year 2, the students have had fun exploring Edward Lear’s The Owl and the Pussycat. Using the poem as inspiration, they’ve created their own fun and imaginative diary entries based on the journey the two animals took. With lots of creativity and great use of descriptive language, they've brought new characters and adventures to life. Their writing really shows off their growing skills, Well done Year 2! 

The Year 4’s were lucky enough to have an amazing trip to Sky Up Academy Studios. The children had the opportunity to create their own news reports on the topic ‘our planet’. They had a variety of roles to choose from such as being an editor, director, script writer, eyewitness,  reporter and a camera operator. Once the children decided on their exciting roles, they discussed in groups what their news reports would include. The children came up with fantastic ideas for their reports and the editor, director and camera operator had the crucial role in ensuring that everything was ready for the filming. The eyewitness and reporter then had a major role in acting out the news report, reading the script prepared by the important role of the script writer. The children then filmed and recorded their amazing news reports and they all did a fantastic job. 

Year 5 went on a trip to the London Transport Museum this week! It was part of our 'Future You' project, where we have been researching how to create future transport in London more sustainable. The trip was very informative, we saw how transport in London has evolved and also took part in a workshop on how transport may want to be developed in the future. Well done to all the children for their brilliant behaviour and thank you to our 2 parent volunteers!

We’re excited to celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 6th March! This year’s theme is 'Read Your Own Way', encouraging children to embrace their love of reading in a way that’s special to them.

To mark the occasion, children have the opportunity to dress up as their favourite book character and take part in our World Book Day Parade. A winner from each key stage will be chosen for the most creative and inspiring costume!

We look forward to a fantastic day full of stories, imagination, and fun. Happy reading!