Due to severe weather and the safety of the children and staff we have had to make the decision to close the school today. We appreciate your understanding. Optional extra homework for the weekend is to have fun in the snow- build, play and wrap up warm! We will see you all on Monday
Thank you to everyone that was able to attend our recent meeting on Monday 21/1/19. The presentation that was given is now available in pdf format in the attachments section at the bottom of this page. We hope you find it useful. National Tests 2019
Year 4 had an incredible time at The Living Rainforest. They had a guided tour explaining how plants and animals have adapted to survive which was very informative. Our magical day even ended with snow!
As an introduction to our science topic of ‘Rocks and Fossils’, Year 3 had a fun WOW session on Thursday afternoon. All of the children made realistic fossils using a salt dough recipe, and then imprinted them using shells and dinosaur bones (plastic of course)! Year 3 lis
Year 4 had a great time during our Rainforest Wow Day. The children enjoyed various activities including learning about life in the Rainforest, identifying animals and drinking hot chocolate made from water boiled on the forest fire. Many thanks to Mrs Ratcliffe.
Please find attached the Year 3 Term 3 Spellings. Test Thursday 14th February. Any questions please do no hesitate to ask. Year 3 team Word List – Term 3 Miss Ayotte Word List – Term 3 Miss Hillyer Word List – Term 3 Mrs Ivett
Year 3 were lucky enough to have Clive Pig visit on Tuesday 8th January. Dressed as a Celt, Clive talked to us about what it would be like in Stone Age Britain: how they would have hunted, what they would have ate and how they would have survived. We learnt about how the Stone Age tur
Year 5 spent a busy day last Friday visiting We The Curious as part of their Space topic. They explored the stars in the planetarium and learnt some of the skills they needed to become astronauts in their workshops. They all had a fantastic day and Miss Kemp and Mr Carrick were really
