Year 4 – RSE

In Year 4, we have been discussing bullying, teasing and unkindness. We also spoke about how feeling accepted and respected can support positive mental health.

Looking after our teeth

In Reception we have been learning about people who help us, we looked at the job of a dentist. We then talked about how we can keep our teeth healthy. The children had a chance to practise their teeth brushing skills.

Bonfire Night

Reception about the story of ‘The Gunpowder Plot’. The children also had a discussion about keeping safe during Bonfire Night. They then had the opportunity to make some edible sparklers and created some firework artwork.

🧦 Odd socks day in preschool 🧦

Today in preschool we all wore our odd socks to support anti bullying week. ❤️

🌎❤️ World Kindness Day ❤️ 🌎

In preschool today we decided to show people in our school environment how much we care about them. 🥰 We made some lovely cards and brought some delicious chocolates. Then we went around school showing random acts of kindness to others. 🥰

🐻❤️ Children in Need ❤️🐻

This morning in preschool we are celebrating children in need by making some of our own Pudsey ears. ❤️🐻⭐️

Year 5 – English – Mary Jackson Court Case Roleplay

We have been studying the ‘Hidden Figures’ book in English, about the Civil Rights Movement and the inspirational black women of NACA and NASA during the 20th century. During this lesson, we created a roleplay script between Mary Jackson and a judge at the local court, as she asked to be given an equal education to others. A great chance to practice using a formal and official tone with our writing! Once created, children acted out the moment.

🔴🟡Children in Need 🟢🔵

Thank you to everyone who participated and donated to our Children in Need non-uniform day last Friday. We raised £107 which we have today sent to Children in Need. Well done everyone ☺️

Elmer- All are welcome!

In PSHE, we have been learning about how to celebrate our differences like Elmer.

Year 4 Daily Mile

We made the most of the winter sun to do our daily mile today!

Year 4 PE

Year 4 have been thinking about different parts of the body and how they move when comparing movements and skills.

Year 4 went to Martin Mere

We had such an incredible day at Martin Mere. We loved learning about the wetlands and following Ava’s clues on the treasure hunt. It was great to learn about the wildlife that call Martin Mere their home.

Road Safety

The children in Reception have been learning about how to keep safe on the roads, they learned all about how to cross the road safely. They enjoyed taking part in different activities related to road safety.

Y4 Big Lent Walk

Year 4 loved our Big Lent Walk today. We decided to try and look for the colours of the rainbow in nature, which is one of our Generation Wild badge tasks. We talked about how grateful we are for these special gifts from God. 🌸 🌼

Y4 Bridge of Friendship

In class, we have been talking about reconciliation and what steps we can take to bridge friendships that may be a bit broken. The children in Year 4 had some lovely ideas 💕

Y6 food tasting

The children in Y6 have enjoyed trying some Chin Chin that George kindly brought in after we read about it in our class novel Boy in the Tower. Chin Chin is a sweet and crunchy fried dough snack popular in Nigeria and other West African countries.

Y6 visitor

Y6 enjoyed a visit from an optometrist to learn about our eyes and the role of an optician. We learned about different eye conditions and were able to try on the special glasses that are used during eye tests.

Year 4 – Giving to those less fortunate

As part of our Prayer and Liturgy to celebrate the new Pope, Year 4 decided that they would like to honour him by collecting toiletries for those less fortunate than themselves. We were overwhelmed by the generosity of our families. Today we delivered these donations to our local family hub. Well done Year 4.

First week in Preschool ❤️

🎉 Our First Week Back Was AMAZING! 🎉

What an incredible start to the year, little stars! ✨ We’ve made new friends 👯‍♀️, explored exciting activities 🎨🧩, and had SO much fun together! From playing games 🏃‍♂️ to learning new things 📚, every moment was filled with laughter and smiles! 😊💖

Here’s to a year full of new adventures, growing together, and making even MORE memories! 🌈🚀 We can’t wait to see what next week brings! 🎉🌟

#FirstWeekFun #BackToSchool #PreschoolAdventures #LearningAndLaughing

School Council

Meet our new school council for 2025 – 2026. Congratulations to all the children selected. Our first meeting will be held next week ⭐️

Year 4 Celebration of the Word

Year 4 helped to plan a lovely Celebration of the Word for World Mental Health Day, encouraging us to take care of our minds so that we can have peace in our hearts ♥️

World Mental Health Day

Year 6 took part in World Mental Health Day by wearing something yellow. We also discussed about how to look after our mental health and why it is important. The children produced posters to show their understanding.

School Council

🧠 💛 World Mental Health Day 2025 💛 🧠 On Friday, our School Council spoke to the whole school about World Mental Health Day and why we were wearing yellow – to show support and raise awareness for mental health. They also launched a Kindness Challenge, encouraging everyone to be extra kind to others throughout the week. It was a lovely reminder that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference

World Mental Health Day 💛🌎

For World Mental Day preschool went around school handing out yellow flowers to staff. We hope these help brighten their day. 💛🌎

Year 5 – PSHE – World Mental Health Day

For World Mental Health Day we learned about different ways of coping with stress and all partook in a class meditation, breathing and affirmation activity.

Year 5 – School Council Voting

A snapshot of the inner-school democracy at work, as we voted for our school councillors!

Y1 World Kindness Day

Today, for World Kindness Day, Y1 took part in a Celebration of the Word all about being kind and living like Jesus. We then made a kindness pledge to show how we can be kind.

Year 4

We began Anti-Bullying week by wearing odd socks. We spoke about our unique qualities and the importance of being kind.

Year 4 Remembrance Day

We reflected on the importance of peace and gratitude, and created our own poppies as a sign of remembrance for all who have served and sacrificed. We keep them in our prayers. ♥️

Our Chick Eggs 📦🐥🥚

Preschool have had a very exciting delivery today… our chick eggs have arrived! 🐣🥚💛

The children were so excited to see them and we have been talking about how to look after them carefully while we wait.💛

We will keep you all updated and let you know as soon as they start to hatch.💛

New life is on the way — how egg-citing! 💛🥚🐥

Year 4 go to Martin Mere 💚

We had a fantastic school trip to Martin Mere Wetlands. 🌱 The children explored the wetlands, spotting lots of different animals and learning about the habitats they live in. We talked about the wildlife and we saw and discovered many new things about nature.
We spent time noticing and appreciating the beauty of the natural world around us. The children worked towards becoming Guardians of Nature, thinking about how we can care for our environment. To finish the day, everyone enjoyed some time in the play area! It was a lovely day full of exploration, learning and fun! 🦆 🦅 🦢 🦦

Y4 Big Lent Walk

The children walked together to help raise awareness and support people living in poverty around the world. A wonderful way to live out our faith in action during Lent. 💜

Year 4 – Letters of Hope

At Christmas time, our Year 4 children linked their RE learning to the theme of hope by writing heartfelt letters to patients in our local hospital. Their aim was simple — to spread kindness, comfort and hope to people who may have been feeling lonely, worried or unwell during the festive season.

One of those letters reached a gentleman called Ray, who had been very poorly in hospital. Ray explained that the child’s letter brought him comfort during a very difficult time and gave him something positive to hold onto when he needed it most.

Today, we were incredibly touched and privileged to welcome Ray into school, where he personally delivered a reply letter to the child who had written to him. Ray also spent time speaking to the Year 4 children about the impact their words had on him and how much their kindness meant during his recovery.

It was such a powerful moment for the children to see firsthand how even the smallest act of kindness can make such a big difference in someone’s life. We are so proud of our pupils for showing compassion, empathy and love through their words, and for making such a meaningful impact on another person’s life.

Well done, Year 4 — you should be very proud of yourselves. 💙