Year 1 have been creating sunflower art inspired by Georges Seurat’s pointillism technique. The children found this fun and relaxing. Instead of using a brush, the children dipped ear buds into paint and gently dab small dots onto their paper to build up their image. The children started with a simple outline of a sunflower, then layered different shades of yellow, brown, and green using tiny dots to create depth and texture. This method mimics Seurat’s style, where individual dots of colour blend together

Children used their Oracy skills to retell a traditional story.

They really enjoyed this and used fabulous story language. 

Inside Out Forest School has started with us this term to deliver high quality sessions outdoors for our pupils. Year 5 are the first to restart. We are so excited! 

Welcome back everyone!

This half term we are sharing the story of Jack and the beanstalk and growing our own, I wonder who we will find at the top! 

Please find attached the Medium Term Plan and Home Learning Grid for anyone wanting to do some additional learning.

Mrs Tennant

Year 3 enjoyed starting our mini marathon today running around the field for 10 minutes.

Welcome back everyone.

I hope you all had a fantastic Easter break.

This half term, we will be learning about growing.  I have attached the medium term plan and a home learning grid for anyone wanting to do some additional home learning (this is entirely optional)

Reading day is Tuesday, please ensure books are in bags so they can be changed

Kind regards

Mrs K

Welcome back to Summer 1; we are now entering the final term of Year 5! This half term, we will be exploring our exciting history topic, “Who were the Anglo-Saxons?”. The children will learn about who the Anglo-Saxons were, where they came from, and how they lived, developing their understanding of early British history. As part of this topic, we will be visiting Rayner Stephens to cook some Anglo-Saxon recipes, and we will also be holding a special Anglo-Saxon Day to celebrate and bring our learning to life!

Year 5 had a super 1st session of forest school! They played games, built shelters and made hammocks. They can'T wait for the next session! 

Dear  Parents, CarersI do hope you have all had a fantastic Easter break. As you are aware, your Year 6 child's Key Stage 2 tests start on Monday, 11th May.  Over the next 19 school days, we will be gap-filling their knowledge and practising a lot in maths, reading, and SPaG to ensure they are fully prepared. Please continue to support your child with any revision. Alongside our new topic:  Skellig- Is it a bird or a Mythical Creature? We will be locating deserts, classifying living things, and using the story to inspire us in our narrative writing.  Important Dates and Information