The children in the Cookery Club worked really hard making their pizzas! Hope they tasted as good as they looked.

To support Children in Need we are holding a cake sale on Friday 16th November in the main hall at 3.15pm.  Our Y6 cookery club, with Mrs Green, will be busy baking cakes to sell at a cost of 30p each.  She will also be holding a raffle to win a ‘Pudsey Cake’ which she […]

Last week the Nursery were very busy and had so much fun. The children explored the woods for the first time on Monday, they had a great time and were very independent in finding their way around!  We started our learning about bonfire night, we made our own chocolate sparklers, had a turn of a real […]

Y5 have been working extremely hard this afternoon to create silhouettes of soldiers. They describe them as imaginative and colourful. Don’t they look effective?

Year One have had a fantastic day at the Brampton today learning about old and new toys! They’ve played with a zoetrope (ask them to tell you about the moving picture that they saw), spinning tops and a Jacobs ladder. They’ve completed bear and toy hunts and even made their own Rice Krispie person! Fantastic […]

Year One have had a fantastic start to their toy topic! They shared their favourite toy with the class, thinking about what it is made from and how it moves or works. They answered questions about their toys brilliantly and had such a range of fab toys – cars, motorbikes, books, cuddly toys, animals and […]

Mr Frost led an remembrance assembly yesterday in which the significance of the poppy was discussed. Children took part in a 2 minute silence and Jack from Y6 shared a poem. The children also saw their remembrance work on display and discussed the significance of it all. After the assembly Mr Such transported all the […]

Thank you to the children who attended the the remembrance service at the cenotaph at Carmountside Crematorium this morning. We came together with pupils from Milton, Greenways and Carmountside to lay wreaths and remember those who have fought and continued to fight in war.

Year 3 and 4 are sat down with their popcorn and drink waiting for the film to start. They’ve come to watch Early Man and are all very excited (especially because they have reclining seats!)  

A big thank you to our first mystery reader, Alex’s dad. He brought in a book by our last author of the term, Julia Donaldson. The children sat beautifully and really enjoyed the story.