Year 6 made us proud on Friday when they performed in their Leavers Service. Sharing their memories, singing songs and receiving certificates and hoodies. We wish them all the best as they move on in their school journey.

Lions class had a lovely sunny day to do Bikeability. They remembered quite a lot from what they had learned last year and they showed confidence as they practised cycling on the road. Well done Lions!

The children enjoyed painting daffodils using watercolours.

We love to celebrate the gifts and talents that children develop in activities outside of school. We were so proud of Sophia who qualified for the Nationals in Baton Twirling. She demonstrated her competition routine to the whole school. Well done Sophia!

This half term has been short yet jam packed! 

Earlier in March we celebrated World Book Day with shared reading of younger and older children, a book quiz and making potato characters.

Lions class watched the short animated film ‘Ian’ based on a true story which explores the issue of being alienated, common to all of us. The film depicts a disabled child fighting a force that pushes him away from what he wants to be and do. We discussed how the film maker used the metaphor of the perimeter fence as a barrier between disabled and able-bodied children.

The children wrote some excellent stories based on the film.

As part of our unit exploring our identity through art, the children illustrated words that meant something to them.

The children used pencils to explore drawing faces in our new unit in art: exploring identity.