Year 4 were very excited to explore their new reading resource today. The visual history of rivers is a beautiful book and the children were very impressed by the illustrations and information. They spent a long time exploring, sharing the books and discovering new things. 

Make the most of everyday opportunities to chat with your baby or toddler while you are out and about. It will help them to develop their speech and communication skills.

Use the walk and talk trail to discover tips and activities to help you chat to your baby - https://wordsforlife.org.uk/activities/talking-to-your-child-when-out-an...

Here is our home learning for this half term all linked to our topic 'Hot or Cold?'. Please remember to complete tasks in your home learning book and send them into school or upload them to Seesaw. Remember completing all 8 pieces of homework earns you a gold award, 6 pieces earns you a silver award and 4 pieces earns you a bronze award. We cannot wait to see all the brilliant things that you do! 

Our topic for Summer 1 is 'Hot or Cold?'. We will be learning all about where the North Pole, South Pole and equator are on a globe and comparing the key features of hot and cold places. We will have a video call from a South Pole explorer and will go on a trip to Eureka! There is so much to look forward to! For more information on what your child will be learning this half term, please see the topic web below. 

Year 3 Medium Term Plan shows all the fabulous learning opportunities linked to our theme WW2, we very much look forward to children sharing their Home Learning Grid tasks which can be shared on Seesaw and/or brought into school to share with the class.

An exciting school visit to the Air Raid Shelter in Stockport is planned to enhance children's learning about life during the War.

Dear Parents, Carers I do hope you've all had a lovely Easter break and are ready and the children are raring for our new term . This half term our main geography topic will be looking at the formation of rivers and mountains. Here the children will be learning firsthand about erosion and deposition on our trip to Park Bridge on the 15th May. Keep an eye out for the letter next week. This topic links fabulously with our science learning which is about the water cycle.

This half term Year 6 will be preparing for the SATS tests which take place in May. We will be taking part in lots of revision topics to build confidence and fully prepare children for their assessments. Please join us on Tuesday 18th April after school for a parents meeting about the SATS tests. 

Year 5 had their long-awaiting treat afternoon on the last day of term for achieving 30 Class Compliments!  They chose to have a comfy pyjama afternoon. complete with cuddly toys, pillows and sweets!  They all enjoyed the movie "Yes Day" and it was a great way to finish the term before the Easter Holidays!  Enjoy the break everyone!  Mrs Blomeley   

Year 5 put their amazing home-made shields to the test yesterday on the last day of their Anglo Saxon topic!  They re-enacted a tribal charge between the Broadbent Beasts and the Ferocious Folds!  No children or shields were harmed during the charge but great fun was had by all!  Well done everyone!  Mrs Blomeley

Year 5 had a bumper day of awards yesterday!  Headteacher's awards were given for brilliant Maths work and being kind and caring to others.  Good to be Green awards for being Ready, Respectful and Safe this week as well as a Silver award for achieving 100 Star points!  This half term's Handwriting award, Eco awards and an amazing amount of Attendance Awards for achieving 98%, 99% and an incredible 100% were also recognised!  Well done to everyone!  You have all worked so hard!  Mrs Blomeley