Andy, a GB 60m sprinter came in to talk to Y4 today about his career in athletics. The children were so eager to ask him questions and amazed by his career. 

As part of Career's week we've had GB Sprinter Andy Robertson visit our class.

Year 3 asked so many questions and learnt a lot about being an athlete.

Year 6 loved their rounders matches today.

Today Year 6 had a lovely, peaceful time sketching nature around our school. Just lovely!

Year 4 perfected their long jump today with Mr Williams. I'm loving the action shots. Great work Year 4

In P4C today we discussed the factors which may radicalise a person. We had mature discussions about how a person could take part in an act of terror. Well done for your sensible discussions year 6.

Today year 6 had a visit from Connor who is a Facilities Project Manager for the General Medical Council. He spoke to the class about how he entered an apprenticeship and moved up through different levels to be a manager. He talked about the different roles in his job.

I was very impressed with the questions asked by the class. Thank you to Connor for sharing your experiences with Year 6.

Year 4 started their work on mountains today. They used the atlases well to locate mountains of the U.K and were able to identify parts of a mountain. 

We are delighted that our school has been selected to take part in an exciting pilot programme to improve careers education in primary schools across England. This pilot programme is being run by your local Careers Hub, funded by The Careers & Enterprise Company and evaluated in partnership with ImpactEd Evaluation. ImpactEd Evaluation is an independent evaluator that supports high-quality monitoring and evaluation in schools.  

Year 5 had a fantastic visit from Green Watch today. They discussed the importance of respect, honesty, hard-work and dedication needed in their jobs. The Fire Fighters gave an overview of the training needed to work as a team and the long hours involved. Many were very inspired by their talk. Thank you to Green Watch for their time and delivering lots of important messages.