A very well done to Year 4 for their valiant effort in our Y4/5 battle of the bands competition over the weekend. We didn't win this time but our most valuable players - James, Isobel and Amelia did us proud. Well done everyone. 

We had lots of fun at our Christmas fair. We got to wear our PJs and we watched the Christmas film Nativity whilst eating popcorn. We also took part in a chocolate tombola and a lucky dip. Scarlett won the guess the sloth's name game where the Year 1 sloth had been named Yorkie. Thank you to the PTFA for organising all the Christmas fun. 

We had lots of fun decorating our classroom to get into the Christmas spirit. We made snowflakes, paper chains and even decorated the tree.

Year 1 have had yet another busy week and have all impressed me, Miss Hamilton and Mrs Hallam.

Well done to Eva who got the headteachers award for always coming into school with a smile on her face and to Xavier who got his for fantastic work on his numbers to 20. 

Well done to Georgie for getting a good to be green pencil as she is always ready, respectful and safe. 

Congratulations to Xavier, Cooper, Albie and Austin who got their bronze awards for receiving 50 star points.

Today, we started our lesson with exploring four examples of world famous rock sculptures. We also learnt about Andy Goldsworthy and we looked at examples of his work. Then, we created our own rock balancing sculptures. 

Fantastic work, amazing handwriting, being kind and helpful to others and being Ready Respectful and Safe!  Well done to the award winners in Year 5 this week!  Mrs Blomeley

A movie and popcorn, followed by a Chocolate Tombola and Lucky Dip, with a chance to win the Christmas Sloth by guessing his name, meant Year 5 enjoyed their Pyjama Afternoon on Friday to celebrate the school Christmas Fair!  Thank you to the PTFA and all parents for their donations.  The children had a great time!  Mrs Blomeley

Spy Day finally arrived in Year 5 and the class came to school disguised in their amazing spy outfits! They looked brilliant!  The morning was spent finding clues, cracking codes, practising spy moves, such as the "brush past", and making the spy gadgets that they'd designed.  Add to this some invisible writing and watching the film of their class text "Stormbreaker",  an action packed and fun day was had by all!   Well done Year 5!  Mrs Blomeley (aka Agent Blomovich!)

It all started when a suspicious looking briefcase was delivered to Year 5!  It contained a variety of objects and a coded letter.  Year 5, who had learnt how to use a Cipher Wheel, were able to decipher the message and the mission began.  They had just three weeks to investigate who was the Secret Agent in Key Stage 2 ........  

What a fun-filled afternoon we had! We wached a movie and enjoyed popcorn, hot chocolate and buscuits in our pjs. We had a go at chocolate tombola, lucky dip and guess the Christmas sloth's name. A big thank you to PTFA for organising it.