Today, we had a special visit from Bike It John for an important assembly on air pollution. He helped us understand what air pollution is, and many of our pupils already had great knowledge about its causes! John also shared the results of our recent air quality testing, which was carried out using diffusion tubes and a ‘Lichen Hunt’ led b ...

This afternoon, Year 6 took part in an exciting STEM activity to celebrate Science Week. Our focus was on the Engineering Habit of Mind: ‘Adapting’—thinking creatively about how something can be used in a different way. We explored the fascinating history of scissors—did you know they date back 3,000 to 4,000 years? After learning how this ...

This afternoon, Year 4 took part in a STEM challenge to celebrate British Science Week. This year’s theme is ‘adapt and change’, so the children were provided with limited resources (scrap paper and one medium sized piece of cellotape) and tasked to create a freestanding structure that would be able to hold a weight for ten seconds. The c ...

A huge thank you to all our wonderful parents and carers for your generous donations and for enabling the community to purchase lots of delicious cakes this week. Your support for our Dance Live fundraiser has been incredible! We raised a fabulous £143.40. With the final fast approaching on Thursday 24 April, excitement is building. Howev ...

To mark British Science Week, our Year 3 pupils took part in an exciting hands-on rainbow experiment. During the lesson, we explored the scientific term ‘density’ and investigated how different liquids behave depending on how tightly packed their molecules are. Through our observations, we discovered that liquids with a higher density sin ...

Today, we proudly took part in the Let Girls Play football event—a national initiative aimed at encouraging more girls to get involved in football. With International Women’s Day one sleep away, this was the perfect opportunity to inspire, empower, and celebrate the fantastic girls in our school through sport! A huge thank you to Mr Hill, ...

Today, our school was filled with the magic of stories as we celebrated World Book Day 2025 with this year’s theme: Read Your Way! Encouraging children to embrace books in a way that excites and inspires them, we saw a fantastic mix of snuggly bedtime wear and creative book-themed costumes – Tin Tin was a particular favourite! The whole sc ...

What a fantastic day we’ve had enjoying fun in the sun! The children have loved being active outdoors, making the most of our breaktime toys and playground space. It may still be a little nippy, but all the running, jumping, and dashing about is certainly keeping us warm! Spending time outside isn’t just about having fun—it’s also great f ...

The holy month of Ramadan is here, its arrival signalled in the night sky by the glowing crescent moon. For Muslims around the world, including those in our wider community, Ramadan is a time of dawn-to-dusk fasting, self-reflection, and acts of kindness and charity. We extend our warmest wishes to those with family and friends in the Mus ...

In the lead-up to World Book Day on Thursday 6th March, our LEGO Club challenge this week and next is all about celebrating stories! We are inviting our LEGO builders to take inspiration from their favourite books, films, and stories to create amazing LEGO designs. Whether it’s a famous book scene, a beloved character, or a movie mo ...