A week ago today, we were busy welcoming the children for one of the most exciting events in the Year 3 calendar – the Year 3 Rowner Sleepover. What a brilliant night it was! The children were amazing and embraced the fun with huge smiles and lots of energy. Whether tucked up cosily in the Hall or the Enchanted Forest, everyone had a great ...
This week in music, our Year 3 pupils had a brilliant time exploring a virtual piano. Using the notes A–G, the children developed their understanding of musical notation and had a go at playing a variety of simple rhythmic tunes. Their creativity shone through as they experimented with sounds and patterns. Well done, Year 3. ...
Since the launch of our International Dimension, Year 5 have embarked on an exciting new partnership with Základní škola Francova Lhota, a school in Czechia. To kick off the collaboration, pupils from both schools created presentations about their school and local area, complete with video tours. It was fascinating to explore the similari ...
As part of their science learning about animals and their habitats, Year 5 received a very special delivery last week in the form of 10 eggs from Living Eggs ! The classroom was buzzing with excitement as the children eagerly awaited the arrival of their new feathered friends. Just two days after the eggs arrived, the hatching began! We wer ...
A huge thank you to our wonderful school community for getting behind our Dance Live fundraiser! Between the non-uniform day, the brilliant bake and cake sale, and the ever-popular Splat the Adult after school fun, we raised an impressive £393.35 . We absolutely love taking part in Dance Live . It is a fantastic opportunity for our childre ...
Today, we were delighted to welcome representatives from Huhtamaki to our school to help celebrate our children’s entries to the recent Health and Safety Poster Competition, which focused on the theme of hand safety . The Huhtamaki team spoke to the children about the importance of Health and Safety in the workplace and praised the effort ...
Today, our pupils explored another fascinating method of communication used within the armed forces called Morse Code. Named after its inventor, Samuel Morse, who developed it in 1838, Morse Code uses a series of dots and dashes to represent letters and numbers. The children had great fun deciphering secret sentences, learning to write the ...
At LEGO Club, the children explored their creativity by designing and building their own inventions. One impressive creation was a goal scorer, cleverly engineered to work using the signal function button. Controlled by the user, it allows the builder to score at just the right moment. This was a super combination of fun and functionality ...
We are very grateful to our local Coastguard for visiting our school yesterday and delivering such an important assembly on water safety. Living so close to the coast is a privilege, but with that comes the responsibility to respect the sea and enjoy it safely. Our children already knew the vital message of ‘Float to Live ‘, and ...
Last night, our Year 5 children had an incredible experience during their overnight visit to the iconic Spinnaker Tower! The evening began with an exciting ferry journey across the water, setting the tone for an adventure to remember. Once at the Tower, the children took part in a Landmark Hunt before capturing the breathtaking views from ...