Year Three have all slept well and scoffed a huge breakfast of cereals, yoghurts, fruit and bacon on toast! They are now making dream catchers and shelters in the woods. Bags have been packed for later with many a rogue sock being returned to it’s owner! 🧦  

HMRC are urging parents who want to take up the 30 hours funding in the Summer term to make sure that they apply now.  Parents must provide us with evidence that they have applied before we break up on 29th March. Parents who already have an eligibility code with a current grace period end of 31st […]

Year Three are snuggled down and fast asleep in their beds! Here are some posing pics in their dorms earlier – lots of pink in the girls room and lots of lynx in the boys! 🛏😴👍🏻

Everyone has thoroughly enjoyed beating their drums before bed tonight! We’ve learned call and repeat tunes, played lots of rhythms and learned an African song. We’re now waiting for our hot chocolate before bed, playing hangman and finding our way using our torches! Pretty sure we’ll sleep tonight… 😴

This afternoon we have been designing head dresses, tribal flags and fire lighting! We are working brilliantly in our teams and particularly enjoyed scoffing toasted marshmallows! We have a drumming workshop later too and you’ll be glad to know we’ve all made our beds successfully 🛏  

Year Three have arrived safely in Shugborough! Slight change of plan and we’re now staying in the lovely, snuggly dorms, which I’m sure all of you parents will be pleased about! We’re currently finding out about our activities, plans for the day and food!

Congratulations to the pupils who were recognised for their excellent work last week. Keep it up!

Well done to the pupils who were awarded last week for displaying our school values.  

We hope that your child/children have come home full of excitement and information from our first ever science workshop day. It has been a huge success. The buzz of excitement around the school was fantastic. Thank you to all the staff for their preparation for today. Thank you also to each and every child for […]

In the Year 4 classroom today, children had the opportunity to investigate ‘squishy circuits’. The younger children were challenged to light a bulb using a battery pack and playdoh, whereas the older children were challenged to think about electrical conductors and insulators and how we can make and break circuits. They were also surprised to […]