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Today marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day, a momentous occasion commemorating the end of World War II in Europe. Across the country, communities have come together to honour those who served and sacrificed for freedom.
Within our school community, the day was observed with a special collective worship, incorporating an act of remembrance that brought everyone together in reflection and gratitude. Prayers were shared, inspiring stories highlighted the resilience, courage, and unity that led to victory, and appreciation for past sacrifices resonated throughout the gathering.
A particularly moving moment came as Mrs Dawes played The Last Post on the bugle, a poignant tribute to those who gave their lives for peace. The solemn, echoing notes filled the space, allowing all present to reflect on the significance of the day and the enduring impact of history.
Following the worship, classroom activities encouraged further exploration of the war’s impact. Discussions, creative projects, and storytelling deepened students’ understanding of the sacrifices made for a brighter future, fostering a sense of appreciation for the strength and perseverance shown by past generations.
The celebrations concluded with a joyful gathering, featuring an array of classic treats, including refreshing cucumber slices, colourful cupcakes, and cups of juice—a nod to the spirit of togetherness that defined the war years. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement, reflection, and appreciation for the peace and unity forged in the decades since.
As the nation looks back on this landmark event, today’s commemoration serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in unity and the enduring importance of remembering the past.
Leopard Class had a super start to the summer term with a special visit from children’s author Lucy Brandt, best known for her Secret Inventor series. Lucy shared fascinating insights into her creative process — from how she develops characters and dreams up exciting inventions, to crafting gripping adventures where villains try to steal the hero’s ideas!
The children were captivated as Lucy spoke about what inspires her stories and how she carefully plans each plot. Her visit sparked curiosity, creativity, and a real buzz for storytelling across the class.
It was a wonderful opportunity to learn from a real-life author and celebrate the joy of reading and writing — the perfect launch for our Creative Champions topic!
Leopard Class launched the summer term with an inspiring and memorable assembly themed around their new topic, Creative Champions. Drawing inspiration from national treasures like Sir David Attenborough and author Lucy Brandt, creator of Leonora Bolt, the children took us on a journey across the globe — visiting Borneo, the Great Barrier Reef, Antarctica, and Kenya.
Through drama, song, and storytelling, the children explored the wonders of these incredible locations while tackling important eco dilemmas facing our planet. They presented thoughtful solutions and shared powerful messages about caring for the environment.
Throughout the performance, our school’s Christian Values of friendship, courage, and hope were woven beautifully into the story. The children showed friendship by supporting one another on their global missions, demonstrated courage in speaking and performing so confidently, and shared a message of hope for a brighter, more sustainable future.
Leopard Class impressed everyone with their creativity, teamwork, and enthusiasm — a fantastic start to the term!
Some of Year 5 have not only had a busy week in the classroom, but on the roads of Colsterworth too! All children passed Level 1 with flying colours and progressed onto Level 2- cycling safely with traffic around. At times, it felt like they encountered everything from bin lorries to mobility scooters! They displayed self-belief, teamwork and bucketfuls of courage. The instructors were beyond impressed with the mature attitudes and enthusiasm- well done Year 5!
We hope you have had an amazing Easter break and are ready and raring to go for Terms 5 & 6. We certainly are!
After an amazing term, and some outstanding attendance figures across the school we were happy to award the winner of our 100% attendance raffle with a fantastic Easter hamper.
Well done Arlia-Rose.
Our Easter festivities have been nothing short of 'egg'ceptional! We've enjoyed an array of creative Easter hats featuring fluffy sheep, giant eggs, Easter rabbits, and, of course, the beloved traditional bonnets. The creativity didn't stop there—our beautifully decorated eggs transformed into animals, iconic film characters, and beloved book personalities. And what fun we had rolling 'eggs'traordinary eggs across the playground!
Our pupils have truly become 'eggs'perts in Easter word searches and colouring, and after all their hard work, we wish them an 'eggs'hilarating and well-deserved Easter holiday!"