Well done to these children, keep it up!

Congratulations to all Year 4 for their hard work and determination this week. 

Year 3 were familiarising themselves with the notes C, D and E on the chime bars. 

At the end of our rugby session today, Charlie shared with us some of his journey to being a head coach with the Jamie Robinson Foundation coaching rugby in schools. He is also a Sport Psychologist working with famous sport stars including Alejandro Garnacho. We were all very impressed. 

Holy Trinity Gary, a vicar and Fleur who both shared their roles at Holy Trinity Church. Fleur is the children's Pastor.

They are very busy, Gary leads weddings, Baptism and funeral. Both Gary and Fleur help the community leading youth groups, collecting food and providing those who are struggling. 

Today Gary and Fleur visited us to discuss their role as a vicar and children's pastor. They talked about the responsibilities they have in their roles and which parts they enjoyed and found difficult. Thank you for your time.

Year 5's sorting activity yesterday helped them to explore some of the reasons why the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain in AD450.  Were they pushed?  Or were they pulled?  Their constant flooding, and having to rebuild their homes, was a huge factor in them being pushed to come to Britain.  Year 5 discovered that the Anglo Saxons wanted a better way of life for their families so they were pulled by the better climate for growing crops and the knowledge that the Britains had precious metals and jewellery!  Fantastic, sensible and intelligent discussions helped us all to understand more about the

Year 1 loved their visit from GB sprinter Andy Robertson today as part of career's week. They learnt all about Andy's job as an athlete and were shocked to hear that he can only eat chocolate once a month! A big thank you to Andy for answering all of our questions and inspiring us to be future athletes.