Year 6 started the day off being active with our rugby lesson. Regardless of the rain, we managed to practise lots of skills.

We explored Maths Frame today which has so many fun games to help us with our maths learning. Login information for this is in reading records if you would like to play at home. 

We played some fun games to learn our spellings yesterday and we got to use gel pens!

The horse chestnut trees have arrived for planting around the school grounds. Year 2 are going to have some fun planting these 25 saplings during Forest School. 

Year 5 was set a challenge to match as many countries to their capital cities around the world. It certainly was a challenge!

The children thoroughly enjoyed some practical maths involving them moving around the classroom today. They managed really well to investigate factors and apply this knowledge to their work. 

Max from Front Row Music came and performed in our assembly this morning getting the children really enthused about playing the guitar. Hopefully, more children will sign up for lessons on the guitar or ukulele with Drew.

Mr Bostock visited Year 6 to explain Modern Day Crime and Punishment. He explained the history and role of being a Magistrate and the consequences that he dishes out. The children had some really good questions about his role and were really responsive and their behaviour was outstanding. 

Well done to this week’s Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners- keep up the hard work! congratulations to C, X and E who have received special awards at their outside of school clubs (Cricket, swimming and the Summer reading challenge). A superb effort!