Today, on the 11th day, of the 11th month and at the 11th hour, we joined with people around the world to stand in silent contemplation. We stopped. We thought. We remembered.
With our poppy memorial in sight, we remembered those who have sacrificed so much for our country. To mark the start of our reflection, our House Captains read the poem 'In Flanders Fields'. Despite the chaos and destruction, these resilient flowers grew and flourished and are now a symbol of remembrance and hope.
Year 6: Maths DetectivesIn maths, Year 6 pupils became detectives using their knowledge of ratio and proportion to solve a terrible crime: a multi-million pound bank robbery. After working out how much each criminal had stolen, an adequate sentence … Read More
E for EffortEvery week, teachers recognise pupils in their class who have made an extra effort. These pupils are presented with the E for Effort cup during our whole school assembly.
Congratulations to all the wonderful children who mad… Read More
Years 5 and 6: Road Safety WorkshopOn Wednesday, our Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in a road safety workshop where they had to decide who was responsible for a terrible, road traffic accident which had resulted in a school child losing his life. After observin… Read More
E for EffortEvery week, teachers recognise pupils in their class who have made an extra effort. These pupils are presented with the E for Effort cup during our whole school assembly.
Congratulations to all the wonderful children who hav… Read More
Year 3 History: Archaeological DigIn History, Year 3 became Archaeologists for the day. They learnt about the job of an Archaeologist and began to do some of their own digging for artefacts. They used their hands, brushes and magnifying glasses to excavate ob… Read More
