Friday 17th July 2026
Our annual Sports Day was a fantastic celebration of teamwork, determination and fun! The children showcased their wonderful athletic talents throughout the day.
Our annual Sports Day was a fantastic celebration of teamwork, determination and fun! The children showcased their wonderful athletic talents throughout the day.
What a fantastic and memorable week it has been for our Year 6 pupils! Alongside our Year 5 children, they wowed audiences with four incredible performances of Newsies. Every show was absolutely brilliant, showcasing the pupils’ hard work, talent, confidence and teamwork. After such a busy and successful week, Year 6 rounded off their time together by taking part in the much-loved traditional water fight.
Our Year 6 pupils have been busy rehearsing for their upcoming production of Newsies, and excitement is certainly building!
Our Summer Fair was a tremendous success, raising an amazing £2,014 for the school! We were incredibly lucky to enjoy a wonderful sunny day, and there was so much for everyone to enjoy, including games, stalls, a bouncy castle, face painting, party hair, delicious pizza and refreshments. The children delighted us with some fantastic performances, and the raffle was a huge hit.
A huge thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who supported our recent OPAL Volunteer Morning. It was a fun, productive, and rewarding morning, with volunteers helping to repair, clean, tidy, and build across our outdoor spaces.
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.
In DT this term, we are designing a Tie-dye t-shirt. We have researched tie-dying techniques from around the world and have had a go at making a prototype for our t-shirt, using a spiral or bullseye design.
Some children from Year 1 and 2 got to visit John Kyrle Highschool and take part in some exciting multi skills activities the children had set up. The children were practicing their throwing, catching, aiming, and balancing skills.
Wrens have also begun their woodworking journey this week, starting with learning how to hammer nails. They did an amazing job of working safely and were incredibly enthusiastic all round! We are really proud of our little woodworkers and are excited to see what they create.
We have had a great week in Nursery!
We have been developing our maths skills by comparing our heights on our wall chart.