Blog Author: Nicola Lawson

We were delighted to welcome our new Reception children into the family of our church school during a very special service this morning. Our Year 6 children led the worship beautifully, confidently sharing their own personalised prayers, singing with joy, and guiding us in prayer and…

Congratulations to our Stars of the Week 

Year 5 have had such an amazing time at the Life Centre through at Newcastle! The day was packed full of amazing workshops and areas to explore, so much so that many pupils found it difficult to say which part was their favourite. Their morning began from exploring the space zone – looking at the…

Year 6 had a fantastic day at the Science Life Centre, packed full of exciting learning and unforgettable experiences!

One of the highlights of the day was taking part in a space workshop. The children discovered what life is like for astronauts by tasting real space food, testing the…

The children have been studying patterns within their maths sessions, which linked nicely to the story that we have been enjoying. The children have loved listening to the Elmer stories. We decided to create some patterns using the animals from the stories. The children painted stripes and spots…

We have reached the end of Mr Penguin and The Lost Treasure and we are happy to report that our hero was successful, the treasure was recovered and the escaped jewel thieves are back in custody. We thoroughly enjoyed reading this book together as a class. We practised reading with expression,…

We have been very excited to launch our new Ready, Steady, Write book, Saving Mr Owl! In this captivating story, Ben discovers an owl, but nobody believes him. We have enjoyed exploring facts about these nocturnal creatures.  During Circle Time, the children had some wonderful discussions about…

This week in art, the children have been exploring texture and how artists use it to make their work more interesting and realistic. Texture refers to how something feels or looks like it might feel. We discussed different words to describe texture, such as rough, smooth, bumpy, soft, hard,…

As part of our English focus this week, Year 4 have been channelling their inner news reporter, practicing interviewing eye-witnesses and writing witness reports about a mysterious sea creature spotted just off the local coast. We’ve looked at how to build reported clauses using a range of…

Our Year 1 children have been busy developing their computing skills by exploring using Bee-Bots!

Working in pairs, the children took turns to give their Bee-Bots instructions to help them move around the classroom. They had to think carefully about the direction they wanted their Bee-Bot to…

Our Year 4 children have had a fantastic time taking part in their Bikeability cycle training!

Bikeability is about so much more than learning to ride a bike. It helps our children build confidence, develop independence and learn vital road safety skills to keep themselves safe while cycling. …