As part of our PSHE work today we played games about how to be respectful to each other. We had to pick up cards with scenarios or questions which we had to discuss.

To celebrate Wellbeing Wednesday in Year 3 we followed a tutorial to draw Hedwig.

These are fantastic.

Year 6 are loving their new class read, Can you see me by Libby Scott and  Rebecca Westcott. Today, they got the chance to identify the characters' feelings by looking for evidence in the text. 

Our new Musical Theatre after-school club started this week with Amelia from FIFTHMOVEMENT. The pupils will be developing their singing, dancing and acting skills over the autumn term.  

Happy Wellbeing Wednesday everyone. We continue to have wellbeing moments each day, but Wednesday we ensure we do yoga, origami, sketching, listening to music to calm our souls. 

Thank you to our fabulous prefects and head boy and girl for their assistance last night with the Meet the Teacher night. Great job representing the school. 

Year 6 had a fabulous time with Charles from the Jason Robinson Foundation Trust this afternoon. What a great way to chill after their tests this morning. 

Year 2 enjoyed making aliens from salt dough. They described their alien to their talk partners.

Welcome to Reception!  We all had a great first week; I am so proud of how quickly all the children have settled into our routines and made new friends.

This half term we will be learning all about Autumn and reading the story 'Leaf Man'.

Below is the link to our Medium Term Plan and Home Learning Grid (this is entirely optional).

Year 5 have started their journey back in time to learn about the Victorians!  We have learnt that the Victorian period began in 1837, when Victoria became Queen, until her death in 1901, when her son, Edward, became the new monarch!  We compared this to the coronation of our own new monarch, King Charles II who became King after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth lI, two year ago. Of course, we found out about many other dates and inventions during the Victorian period which we will explore in more detail during our topic.  Mrs Blomeley