Our KS2 pupils did us proud in the final race of the Cross Country Grand Prix. Well done to everyone that took part!

A huge congratulations to our Year 3/4 boys cross country team who won team 1st place over the 3 races in the Grqnd Prix.

Year 3/4 girls - Esme 23rd, Alice 28th

Year 3/4 boys - Eric 14th, Dougie 21st, Niki 22nd, Seb 23rd, Ralph 34th

Year 5/6 girls - Matilda 27th

Year 5/6 boys - Luke 23rd

Inspired by fire fighters visit children will look at the history of The Great Fire Of London including the significant person Samuel Pepys.

They will design model fire engines and make them as part of Design Technology.

This half term, we’ll be diving into the world of dragons, castles, and brave knights! The children will explore stories and adventures featuring these magical creatures and think carefully about what makes a good friend. We’ll be asking questions like:

• What would it be like to have a dragon as a friend?

Over the next 7 weeks our new topic is 'Could you stick it in the Stone Age?'. We will become historians delving back to prehistoric times to explore what life was like. To begin our topic we have our exciting workshop on Thursday 6th November. Please see the attcahed topic information which describes some of the activites we will be taking part in this half term. Please also see the home learning grid- this gives lots of opportunity for home learning to consolidate learning completed in class. 

For Black History month year 3 have found out about the life of American aviator Bessie Coleman. These sketches of her are fabulous. 

What a fantastic end to the half term it has been! Our class has been working so hard, and we are so proud of everyone’s achievements. A huge congratulations to our two children, who received the Head Teacher’s Award this week! They have shown incredible effort in all lessons, a positive attitude, and a real determination to do their best.  A big round of applause for all of our Good to be Green superstars this half term!

Year 6 have worked hard to create their Banksy inspired graffiti art, known as 'street art'. They were motivated to really fill their page and share about themselves in a graffiti style. Great job year 6!

Year 4 had a fantastic visit from out school governor Agnes who taught us all about black history. We learnt about the journey of chocolate and how it gets from the plants to our shops. Year 4's favourite part was getting to try white, milk and dark chocolate at the end.