This year we tried something a lite bit different for our Year 6 leavers. As you know we traditionally organise a prom but this year we created Hillfest, a magical, colourful event filled with glitter, selfies, music, fun and laughter. It was a fantastic afternoon, enjoyed by all. A lovely treat for our amazing leavers…
Please find attached lots of ideas about things to do with your children over the summer holidays, sent from Stoke-On-Trent’s Children and Family Services. You can also find out more or information about further events by visiting the SPACE website at https://staffordshirespace.uk/2021/
We are so proud of our Year One’s who despite isolation have been producing work to be very proud of! Well done to every one of you, it has been super to see your smiling faces and the fab learning you have completed! We can’t wait to see you back in school next week. 🏫
Year Two have been working very hard this week in many different areas! They’ve created codes in computing to save turtles, considered emotions and responsibilities in PSHE and learned about Bastille Day, creating amazing artwork featuring the Eiffel Tower. Super attitudes to learning in every lesson – well done Year Two! You should be very…
Year Six have learnt about the names of different types of food and drink today as part of their French unit ‘Setting up a Cafè’. Here are some of the children matching up French words for food and drink to the appropriate image.
Year Three had a very creative day yesterday. They created Stone Age cave art using pigments and water to add colour, just like the original cave artists would have done. Then they used the technique of mono printing to add their design. We are so impressed with their final art work!
On Wednesday, some members of Year Three were invited to explore the Caudwell Children’s Centre in Keele. They took part in lots of crafty activities and took part in a scavenger hunt in the sensory garden.
Year One have been finding out about Jan Griffier and studying his artwork closely. They have created their own masterpieces in the style of his painting created in 1675 – a few years after the Great Fire of London. They used different paints to create a wash, add a foreground of buildings and houses and…