Friday 5th June 2026
Key Information
- OPAL volunteer morning – We will be running another OPAL volunteer morning TOMORROW from 9.30am to 12.30pm. The last volunteer morning was a lot of fun, with adults and children all pulling together to make a difference to our school. Breakfast rolls will be provided and plenty of tea and coffee. If anyone has any surplus varnish that they would be will donate, please bring it along with you tomorrow.
- Newspaper donations – Please could we ask for donations of newspapers as props for our Year 6 play. Thank you.
Events
- Saturday 6th June – OPAL volunteer morning 9.30am until 12.30pm
- Monday 8th June – After-school clubs recommence
- Saturday 13th June – School Summer Fair
- Thursday 25th June at 6pm – Celebration of Music Concert
- Friday 26th June – Open Morning
- Wednesday 8th July – Year 6 Play (evening)
- Thursday 9th July – Year 6 Play (evening)
- Friday 10th July – Nursery and Wrens Sports day.
- Thursday 16th July – Sports Day (if it looks like the weather is going to be poor we will move Sports Day to Tuesday 14th July)
- Friday 17th July – Leaver Ceremony at the Church (AM)
- Friday 17th July – Last day of term
- Monday 20th July – Wednesday 2nd September – Summer Holidays
- Thursday 3rd September – First day of Autumn Term
This week’s Stars of the Week
| Year 3 Heidi (Trust) Ava (Curiosity) Kian (Courage) | |||
| Year 4 Rosie (Trust) Monty (Curiosity) Henry (Courage) | |||
| Year 5 Joey (Trust) Martha (Curiosity) Max (Courage) | |||
| Year 6 Olivia M (Trust) Ethan (Curiosity) Jow (Courage) |
Snapshot of the Week
A cheeky creature dropped by year 1 this week to leave us some clues as to who they might be. We became creature detectives and looked at the clues, then collected ideas of what they look like, and where they might live. This was all part of the hook for our new English text ‘Mischievous Monkeys’.
Year 1

Snapshot of the week
Our Year 4 class recently enjoyed a fascinating visit to the wildflower meadows at Luggs Mill, where they joined the Colwall Orchard Group for an outdoor learning experience. The volunteers shared their wealth of knowledge about the wide variety of plants and wildlife thriving in this beautiful local oasis. Pupils explored the meadows, learned how different species depend on this unique habitat, and discovered the importance of protecting and nurturing natural environments. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn firsthand about biodiversity and appreciate the rich wildlife on our doorstep.
Year 4

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