Reception have been learning about the Hindu festival of Diwali this week. They have participated in lots of exciting activities that have helped them to remember what happens at Diwali time. They loved acting out the story of Rama and Sita in the woods. Ask them to tell you all about it. They have also…
Please read the following, it has been sent by Stoke-on-Trent City Council and details a slightly different message than has been delivered previously. If you are showing even the slightest symptoms, however mild, please get a test. There is plenty of capacity. Some people who test positive tell us they waited to get tested as…
Year Four have spent the afternoon tasting a range of foods that the Romans would have eaten, in preparation for designing a new Roman bread roll. What a shame I missed some of their facial expressions when tasting olives and figs!😊
#StokeonTrentTogether The city council-run initiative with voluntary sector partner VAST to support vulnerable people, #StokeonTrentTogether is now available seven days a week from 9am to 5pm. Residents can access the #StokeonTrentTogether helpline – 0800 561 5610 – or visit www.corona19.vast.org.uk. People are also encouraged to contact the service if they would like to volunteer their time to…
As part of Anti-bullying Week 2020, all children have taken part in an assembly today that highlighted the importance of being UNITED AGAINST BULLYING! During the week they will be taking part in activities that detail what bullying is, how they can stand together against bullying and what to do if they feel they are…
Year Two have worked hard this week in a number of subjects. At the start of the week, they combined their PSHE learning with their computing learning as they discussed the emotions involved with staying safe online. Later in the week, they thought about British habitats in science and grouped animals accordingly.
Year Four has been involved in lots of activities today. Here they are joining in with the last 15mins of Joe Wicks 24 hour workout challenge.
Year Three have done lots of fun activities to mark Children in Need today. We shared our pledges and inspired each other things we’ve been up to or are planning to do. We talked about acts of kindness and chose kindness challenges to complete throughout next week. We have also created some fantastic Pudsey bunting…
Year Five have enjoyed several activities to recognise Children in Need Day today. This morning they each made bookmarks inspired by Pudsey and this afternoon they engaged in a Children in Need based board game. The children all enjoyed playing the board game which relied on them implementing key maths skills to earn points.
