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This week, Kitten Class designed and created their own boats. First, they thought carefully about the type of boat they wanted to make, deciding whether it would be a boat, a ship, or a cruise liner. They discussed the different features their boats might need, such as oars, sails, and propellers.
The children then drew their designs and thought about how they could bring their ideas to life. Using a variety of found and recycled resources, they carefully constructed their boats, showing creativity and problem-solving skills throughout the process.
The finished boats closely matched the children’s original designs. The children were very proud of their creations and enjoyed sharing and talking about their work with their classmates.
Year 5 catapulted their audience straight into Ancient Greece this morning with their high‑energy assembly, “It’s All Greek to Me!” From the very first moment, the hall burst into life with gods, heroes, and epic adventures.
They stumbled through a magical time‑portal and suddenly found themselves in the middle of ancient history. What followed was a rapid‑fire tour of Greek life: legendary thinkers, the very first Olympic Games, and a hilarious dive into Aesop’s Hare and the Tortoise. Every scene crackled with energy and confidence.
Tunics, laurel wreaths, and big personalities filled the stage, giving the whole performance a bold, theatrical punch.
The show wrapped with a powerhouse finale — a Greek‑inspired performance of “Hard As Nails” that left the audience buzzing.
Year 5 didn’t just tell the story of Ancient Greece — they launched it at us with style.
Congratulations to all of our Golden Book children this week.
Reception were thrilled to take part in their very first PE session with Kane from Inspire+. The children showed great enthusiasm as they headed outside to enjoy their games session. Kitten Class practised listening carefully, following instructions, and working together while developing their coordination and confidence through fun activities. It was fantastic to see so many smiling faces as the children got active and tried something new. We’re already looking forward to the next session!
Children in Reception and Year 1 recently enjoyed taking part in our Family Learning sessions alongside their grown-ups. Over the course of two sessions, families came together to explore the importance of healthy habits in a fun and engaging way. In the first session, children created their own “edible plates,” learning about balanced diets and making healthy food choices. This week, they completed their learning by focusing on safe food preparation skills. The children practised careful cutting techniques before making a delicious yogurt, cucumber, and mint dip, served with neatly prepared pepper and carrot sticks. It was wonderful to see the children and their families learning together, building confidence, and developing practical skills to support healthy lifestyles at home.
Well done everybody.
Year 3/4 Tigers had a wonderful visit to Flag Fen Archaeological site to enhance their knowledge of prehistory, specifically focusing on the Stone Age. They had great fun examining artefacts, exploring houses and creating beautiful clay pots and rock art. The sun shone and the children enjoyed working and learning outdoors- they represented the school brilliantly and their newfound knowledge will definitely help them with in class learning.