We had a range of wonderful entries to our school vision and values competition. Art, craft, stop motion animation, iBook and paper books all to explain what our values and vision mean to them. Take a look…

Last Thursday the engineering club took to the playground to practise their driving skills!

On Thursday 7th March we celebrated World Book Day by coming together to share a story.

If you were in sharing assembly last Friday (as one of the 40 adults in the audience!) then you would have heard Noah’s dramatic short story. This came from a writing stimulus that the children were given with a photo and story start. I think you will agree it is brilliantly written and intriguingly dark.

At forest school Class One explored the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, they made their own bridges for the goats, and collected food for them.

The Stations of the Cross is a form of prayer used traditionally in Lent. Each of the 15 Stations retells part of Jesus’ Passion (his suffering and death) through images and words. Class 2 have drawn pictures to represent each Station of the Cross, which they have displayed around the classroom.

Use this Lent 2024 Ideas for Home ‘Watch and Pray: Wisdom and Hope for Lent and Life’ resource from the Church of England Archbishop Award to explore Lent at home as a family.

Earlier in the Spring term Class 2 thought about when they can use our value of  courage to try something new or get better at something that they find tricky.

Examples included…try new foods, to make new friends and to swim underwater.

Last week at Forest School Class 1 explored the story of The Enormous Turnip. Pushes, pulls and comparing sizes of turnips and sugar beet kindly donated to school.