We had a fabulous time in Forest School learning about Hedgehog Awareness Week. We played hedgehog themed games, made clay hedgehogs, made hedgehog houses and had hedgehog races. 

Well done to this weeks Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners, you have really stood out this week for your behaviour and learning! Well done to M who was awarded two certificates at her performing arts drama group. Super effort!

The children have been busy researching anti-racist people from different religions and creating a PowerPoint or poster to present to the class.

Today, they shared some of their presentations.

Excellent work Year 6!

Our year 5 and 6 cricket team took part in a tournament yesterday against 8 other Tameside Primary Schools at Hyde Cricket ground. They won their round of matches and made it to the final against Arles. We did outstanding fielding, batting and team work. I was so proud to support and observe our young people going for gold! We came away with the silver medal, which we are so proud of. Next our year 3 and 4 pupils will take the challenge and I cannot wait to see how they do. Our trophy will being placed in our ever-growing cabinet. 

All of Year 6 won the Headteacher's Award today for their incredible hard work in preparation for their SATs next week. You arte all so ready and we wish you every luck!

Luca also won the Headteacher's Award for his super coding skills.

Well done to our Good to be Green winners Ruby and Ethan.

Also well done to our Gold Award winners this week. 

Well done to these children! Keep it up.

Fantastic work this week Y4. 

In Hedgehog Awareness week 2024 the British Hedgehog Preservation Society are aiming to make Britain Hedgehog Friendly.  Please look at the link below that explains lots of ways that we can all help hedgehogs.

The Littlest Hoglet - The British Hedgehog Preservation Society (britishhedgehogs.org.uk)

Home - Hedgehog Street

Year 3 have started investigating the conditions needed for plants to grow.

They are going to observe over time to see how the seeds grow without light, warmth, soil and water!

We have been using Purple Mash coding this half term. Today we have used flow charts to help us debug certain items in a simulation game. We then had to program some other items including a TV, robot and car. Many children made the car move when a remote control was clicked. Others programmed the TV to turn on a Minecraft game.