3EM had great fun working in teams to build models of Mount Vesuvius. To support their writing in literacy where they have been describing the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii, each group’s volcano was ‘erupted’ much to the delight of the children in the classroom and the horror of their teacher when the eruptions were slightly larger than anticipated!
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
Cookery Club Lunch for Staff On Friday morning, Year 6 Cookery Club prepared and served a tasty lunch for staff. The day before we cooked the butterfly cupcakes, which took forever! Then, on Friday morning, we prepared the tables and chairs. At 9 o'clock… Read More
Derek the ButterflyOne of our Year 6 pupils wanted to share his enthusiasm for nature with his classmates. He was given a butterfly kit for his birthday and he told fellow pupils all about it:
"My dad bought me a butterfly kit for my birthday.… Read More
Year 4 Visit the Natural History MuseumYear 4 recently visited the Natural History Museum for a day filled with fascinating facts. Exhibitions about the human body, animal habitats and, of course, dinosaurs were the subject of many "did you know that...?" discussi… Read More
Alice in Wonderland
Despite the sweltering heat, proud parents and grandparents packed the hall on the last Wednesday of term to watch the Year 6 leavers production of Alice in Wonderland. After only 3 weeks of rehearsals, all the children san… Read More
