A massive congratulations to our award winners this week. 

Year 5 worked as a team to create 6 fabulous posters about the history of Rocket Revolution for Space Week! Check the school's science wall to have a look at the posters! 

Year 3 loved welcoming our visitor Agnes yesterday who came in to share traditional folk stories from Ghana with us. We explored the story of Kwaku Ananse and the moon that wouldn't shine. The children then thought of who in their own lives they would like to make feel loved just like Ananse helped the moon to feel loved in the story. 

Our new handwriting display outside Mrs Parker's room looks wonderful now it has been updated for the new school year. It is clear to see our progress with handwriting and presentation starting in Nursery all the way to year 6.

Our Award winners are:

Nursery- Millie

Reception- Henry

Y1- Ayla

Y2- Josef

Y3- Jackson

Y4- Eric

Y5- Noah

Y6- Xavier

Enjoy using your new pencils :)

Amazing work from the Year 3 and 4 girls today at the Lionesses' Development Festival. It was some of the girls first ever football game and they did our school proud! Lots of goals were scored and even more fun was had! A big thank you to our Game Changers who came along to help. Well done girls! 

Year 6 had to really focus for today's well-being activity. The concentration on their faces trying to catch a falling ball was magical. 

Year 6 started their science unit on light today and loved finding out how their eyes work. They were intrigued to investigate reflection and amazed that they can't see if there is no light. 

Year 3 watched a live zoom lesson yesterday about how special satellites in space observe and record data about how healthy our oceans are. We discovered that humpback whales are very important in keeping oceans healthy. Scientists need to track whales to check on them and they have special dogs gained to sniff and identify them from the whale's poo!

We found out about lots of different jobs involved in design space satellites including space engineers, product managers, thermal engineers and marine biologists. 

It was great to have a dry day today to complete our rugby training. The class are really improving their skills and their ability to pass backwards. 

Year 4 enjoyed playing space top trumps, and were amazing at remembering space facts!