Friday 6th March 2026
Key Information
- Car Park – The Village Hall Trustees are currently exploring plans to re-mark the Village Hall car park to help improve safety and make parking clearer during all events. In the meantime, we kindly ask all drivers to park considerately and only in designated areas. Parking in unsuitable or blocked areas can create hazards for pedestrians and increase the risk of injury. Thank you for helping to keep the Village Hall safe for everyone.
- Parents Evening – You can now book your parents evening slots on MCAS.
Events
- Friday 6th March – Family Fun Quiz Night
- Tuesday 17th March at 1.30pm – Year 3 & 4 Play
- Wednesday 18th March at 6pm – Year 3 & 4 Play
- Monday 23rd March – Parents evening (Years 1-6)
- Tuesday 24th March – Parents evening (Wrens)
- Wednesday 25th March – Parents evening (all year groups)
- Monday 30th March – Tuesday 14th April – Easter Holidays
This week’s Stars of the Week
| Year 3 Allie (Trust) Rafe (Curiosity) Nico (Courage) | |||
| Year 4 Ruby (Trust) Mason (Curiosity) Harley (Courage) | |||
| Year 5 Max (Trust) Finley (Curiosity) Kunashe (Courage) | |||
| Year 6 Fred (Trust) Noah (Curiosity) Sola (Courage) |
Snap Shot of the Week
Martha, Eliza and Edie sang at the Worcester Creative Arts Festival this weekend, at RGS. They sang in the Music Theatre classes for years 4&5. They were singing at the festival for the first time and they all performed fantastically. They had a comment sheet and certificate awarded by the adjudicator. Mrs Hardwick was very proud of their performances.
Arts Festival
Snap Shot of the Week
World Book Day was a wonderful celebration of reading in our school! The children came dressed in their comfy clothes and pyjamas, bringing along their blankets, pillows and favourite teddies to create cosy reading nests in the classroom. Snuggled up together, they spent the day enjoying their favourite books, sharing stories with friends and discovering new adventures through reading. It was a lovely way to celebrate the joy of books and encourage a lifelong love of reading in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. 📚🧸✨
World Book Day
Snap Shot of the Week
The children have been investigating the ways that shapes with the same areas can have different perimeters and vice versa. They had practical challenges to explore which generated lots of great maths discussion and connections being made to other knowledge about converting between units of measure and square and cube numbers. The children also explored volume by constructing and deconstructing 3D shapes before applying this knowledge to the formulae for calculating volume.
Year 6
Parent Information
