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Our Leavers’ Service at the church was a truly special and emotional occasion. Year 6 led the way with heartfelt speeches, sharing memories, gratitude, and hopes for the future.

We are incredibly proud of our Year 5 and 6 pupils, who wowed audiences with their fabulous production of Annie. From the energetic choreography and heartfelt solos to the brilliant acting and backstage teamwork, every child brought something special to the performance.

6 of our fabulous Year 5’s went and represented our class at a poetry slam! They performed their class poem to other schools and parents on stage at JMHS. What a talented bunch – we’re so proud of you!

Sports Day was a fantastic event, filled with energy, excitement, and lots of fun! The morning saw pupils taking part in a range of field activities including javelin, bowling, long jump, welly wanging, and an obstacle course—showcasing their skills, enthusiasm, and determination. In the afternoon, we were thrilled to welcome so many parents who came to cheer on the children during the races. Highlights included sprints, hurdles, the three-legged race, piggyback race, and the ever-popular egg and spoon race.

Key Information Events This week’s Stars of the Week Reception Jorge & Sienna Year 1 Sophie & Cleo Year 2 Elijah & Heidi Year 3 Neve & Jenson Year 4 Joey & Lincoln Year 5 Olivia F, Nel & Grace Year 6 Elspeth & Aria Headteacher Rock Band & Orchestra Summer Fair Thank you to…

Year 1 visited the Morgan Car Factory yesterday and had an amazing time. They explored the factory gaining an insight into the whole process of a unique car being built. Some of the children were truly inspired and came back to create and design the future of the Morgan Car. We may have got soaked but we had a fantastic time.

Friday night’s Swift and Styles concert was an absolute hit, with incredible performances and an electric atmosphere that had everyone singing and dancing along!

Our Year 5 and 6 cricket teams put on an outstanding performance at the recent Eastnor Cricket Tournament! Both teams played with great enthusiasm, skill, and teamwork throughout the day. A special congratulations goes to our Year 6 team, who made it all the way to the final, showcasing their determination and sportsmanship. We’re incredibly proud of all the players for representing our school so brilliantly—well done, teams!

Year 1 have been drawing from observation and making experimental mark making. Take a look at their wonderful creations.

We celebrated VE Day with some 1940s-themed activities. Dressed in red, white and blue, the children took part in traditional wartime games like hopscotch, battleships, and jacks. They learned to sing iconic songs from the era, including Vera Lynn’s “We’ll Meet Again,” and enthusiastically practiced the steps of the Lindy Hop, filling the hall with energy and laughter. The celebration not only brought history to life but also helped the students appreciate the spirit of resilience and joy that marked the end of World War II.