After 2 years of playground planning and 2 months of anticipation as the carpenters put their skilful hands to work, we were delighted to this week welcome our children to their new outdoor area. Each class had a tour and briefing about safe play which was followed by roars of excitement as we FINALLY got to try it for the first time. Next week the playgrounds will be open during playtime and lunchtime for children to enjoy at their leisure.
Thank you once again to everyone who has made this massive project possible. We feel so very lucky and know that pupils for years to come will enjoy the simply outstanding provision we can offer our pupils.
Next stop...our KS2 playground! Although we will need to plant a money tree first!
Reading and Poetry Superstars (w/c 18th July)Congratulations to our Reading and Poetry Superst★rs this week!
To achieve this award, all of these children have either read poems or books by
their year group authors (Bronze is 5, Silver is 10 and Gold is 15). A … Read More
E for Effort and WOW! Winners (w/c 18th July)To
acknowledge pupils who have gone above and beyond in their learning each week,
putting in that extra effort, each class teacher chooses one pupil to receive
the E for Effort cup and certificate.
For our Early Years,… Read More
Times Tables Superstars (w/c 18th July)These pupils
have hopped aboard the Times Table train to continue their journey to becoming
a Times Table Champion. They have worked exceptionally hard to learn and master
their multiplication and division facts. Well Do… Read More
Year 6 Activity Week - FinaleA fabulous end to finish off the Year 6 activity week was had by
all on Friday night.
The evening started off with pizzas eaten by all- margherita,
pepperoni and meat feast. Safe to say Miss Emes went slightly overboar… Read More
Year 6: Penultimate Day Shirt SigningIt was a slightly emotional afternoon yesterday afternoon watching
the Year 6s signing each other's shirts in preparation for their last day today
and taking the next big step in their learning journey. Lots of smiles but als… Read More
