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A creative, crafty collection by  Astrid, Ruby T, Nathan, Tayla, Ella and Robyn.

We had a fab time sketching manmade materials and God's wonderful world in glorious sunshine ready to develop our images into a print.

This week in Year 2 we have had lots of really hard work to do.  Most of us think that playing with the parachute was the hardest thing of all!  We had to work together to keep the ball in the correct place! 

We had a lot of fun!

Super handwriting this week from our newest handwriting stars ... Aidan, Cayden and Julian. Can you now rise to the challenge of using your cursive writing in all learning? 

Year 6 are halfway through their SATs - and Cafe Andrea is doing a roaring trade every morning. Thanks to support from Andrea and Y2K the children have an enjoyable, relaxing and nutritious start to the day. It's MATHS today and tomorrow then it's all over and the children can smile again!

We are all busy making something to show what we have learned about this week's special day on Thursday. Do you know what it is all about?

It is Ascension Day on Thursday. Ask Year 3 what it's all about and what we were making...

I love Tuesdays! Mr Lee our Music Teacher is in all day and the school is filled with music and song all day long. I spotted Year 2 in the hall this afternoon - COMPOSING and playing their own tunes.....very impressive!

As a little break from our tests we have been planting in our tyres.  We have planted lots of seeds and some sunflowers, which have been kindly donated by Charlie.  How long do you think they will take to grow?

Each class has been given an area of the school grounds to transform into a little garden.  This is our area.  We have lots of interesting ideas, so keep looking to see what changes are starting to take place.

It didn't take long for us to put our plan into practice!  

We found Mr. Williams' secret supply of tyres and added them to our growing collection!  

Do you think we have enough yet? 

In the on-going battle to improve our school grounds the support of Dad's (or Mum's) Army  is vital. Today thanks are due to Jimmy Seggi who has been busy all morning planting some bushes in the top yard and helping to bring some life and colour to the environment. It's also improved the view from…

We have really enjoyed learning to play rounders with a PE teacher from Kearsley Academy coming in to teach us. Our catching and throwing skills are really improving now. We are also learning the rules of the game and we are getting much better at stopping at the right time to avoid running our…