Year 5 had a fun filled (and food filled!) day celebrating the end of our Ancient Greek topic. We cooked our own flat breads to accompany our Greek feast and the children created their own laurel wreath headband and traditional pot. After all of our feasting, we topped off our afternoon with a mini Olympics.
“All hail Macbeth, King of Scotland!”In their literacy work on Macbeth, Year 6 took on the role of crime scene investigators to solve the mystery of King Duncan’s untimely death. A battle had been won and the King’s
loyal soldier, Macbeth, had been awarded the … Read More
Year 6 World War II DayEvacuation tags - check! Gas masks - check! Authentic costumes - check!
Dressed as evacuees, army officers, land girls and other characters, our Year 6 pupils began World War II Day with a lively and engaging Rainbow Theatr… Read More
New House CaptainsCheers erupted during Friday's E for Effort assembly, as Mr Emes shared the names of our new house captains and vice house captains. Bravely, many children put themselves forward to be considered for the role during our elect… Read More
E for EffortEvery week, teachers recognise pupils in their class who have made an extra effort. These pupils are awarded the E for Effort cup in front of the whole school during our Friday morning assembly. Listen to the reasons why pupi… Read More
The Iron Man by Year 3Recently, year 3 pupils read The Iron Man by Ted Hughes and watched the film adaptation, The Iron Giant. As part of their study, they looked at the way that stories can be made into films; thinking about different types of c… Read More
