As part of our recent Be Bright, Be Seen (BBBS) Day, the whole school had the exciting opportunity to take part in a fencing taster session. It was a great experience. Children from every year group were introduced to the basics of fencing, learning essential skills such as balance, coordination, quick decision-making and spatial awarenes ...

Yesterday, our Year 4 children took part in a special Christingle service, warmly attended by 62 adults,far more than we expected, and a wonderful reflection of our supportive school community. Christingle is a tradition often celebrated during Advent, symbolising hope, light and the love of Christ. The orange represents the world, the can ...

In their current Geography unit, Year 6 have been looking at ‘Extreme Weather’ as well as biomes and climate zones. This week, the Year 6 children took their geography learning to a whole new level by creating and building miniature ecosystems in a jar. After exploring how living things depend on one another and the importance of balanced ...

Yesterday, during our celebration assembly, our JRSOs, Gabriella and Charley, announced the winners of our ‘Bling Your Ride’ competition.Last Friday, Gabriella, Charley and Bike It John carefully judged all the entries, looking for the scooters, bikes and bags that best showcased our Be Bright, Be Seen safety message. We were ...

Last night at Service Club, the children started their Christmas craft sessions and what a brilliant start it was! The children loved making their own Christmas trees and showed resilience and focus as they worked, carefully shaping and decorating their creations.Next week, a few pupils will continue finishing their trees, while those who ...

Year 5 have been busy in science this week learning about irreversible reactions and what better way to investigate than by making their very own sherbet? The children combined lemon peel powder (acid), bicarbonate of soda, icing sugar and cornflour to see how the ingredients reacted together. They observed how the mixture creates a fizzy ...

Today our children embraced the Be Bright, Be Seen message brilliantly and didn’t they look fantastic? From bold neons to reflective accessories, the classrooms and corridors were filled with colour, sparkles and high-vis flair. More importantly, the day reinforced such an essential message: staying safe and visible as the darker months ...

Our JRSOs did a fantastic job leading yesterday’s assembly on how to stay safe when travelling actively. They spoke confidently in front of the whole school about the importance of being bright and being seen, especially at this time of year. They also ran an interactive  Bright or Dark  game, where pupils decided whether different outfits ...

When icy conditions meant Year 4’s hockey lesson couldn’t take place outside, the class pivoted brilliantly and enjoyed a hockey skills circuit indoors instead. The children showed excellent sportsmanship throughout and worked hard on developing their ABCs of PE: agility, balance and coordination. It turned out to be an energetic and enjo ...