Please keep checking back to read our latest news and to see the latest events that have happened at school.

• Help for Ukraine

  Fri 04 Mar 2022

  A huge thank you to everyone that sent in donations for the Ukraine.  It was a real team effort to get it to its destination, with the some 6s helping to load the van and Mrs Syrett, her father-in-law and Mrs Johnson taking it to Taylors depot.  Mrs Johnson said that it was quite overwhelming and there were already two full articulated lorries and this was the second depot as the first depot was full!

  

• Smart School Council Cake Sale

  Fri 04 Mar 2022

  We were overwhelmed with the response to the children's Smart School Council Cake Sale which took place today.  All of the children had voted to raise money for a charity during their Smart School Council and selected the local Rainbows Hospice which supports families who have a child with a serious or terminal illness.  The children organised the advertising, organisation, communications and the event itself.  They raised a whopping £525.38!

   

  A huge thank you to the children for all of their work and to the parents and carers for donating cakes.  The children plan to contact Rainbows Hospice to ask them to come in for a special assembly.

  

• Collecting for Ukraine

  Fri 04 Mar 2022

  The school community has really pulled together to collect useful items to send to the Ukraine.  We have been staggered by our families generosity and look forward to taking the donations (which are still growing) to Taylors Transport later.

  

• World Book Day

  Thu 03 Mar 2022

  The children looked fabulous in their World Book Day outfits when they came dressed as characters from their favourite books.  We had a wonderful time watching a live stream of Michael Rosen and joined in with some of his poems as a special World Book Day assembly.  Year 3 and Year 2 were also lucky enough to visit the library.

  

• Visit to the National Justice Museum - Year 4

  Tue 01 Mar 2022

  The Year 4s had a fabulous time at the National Justice Museum today. The children listened really well to our guide and enjoyed looking in the dungeons, the Edwardian prison and the Victorian prison this morning. This afternoon, they did a super job in the trial - especially the barristers and the witnesses who had to do a fair bit of thinking on their feet.