Year 2 - Maths - Making Bar Charts
Year 2 have been making bar charts in maths to record statistics. We made them practically with cubes and then pictorially on a bar chart.
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Reception- PSHE- Working Together Makes Us Stronger
In our PSHE lesson we looked at how working together as a team can make things better. In class we watched a video which showed us how teamwork makes us stronger but only when it’s good teamwork. We went outside and practiced our own teamwork games using the parachute.
Year 1 PE: Scoring Goals
Year 1 had a shorter PE session today due to the hotter weather, however it was still very productive. We practised kicking the ball into a target which was hurdles. We split into teams of 4 and tried to score as many goals as we could in 5 minutes. It was amazing to see the children controlling the ball, defending and using some tackling skills they have learnt outside of school.
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Year 6 - The Greatest Show
🎪 ✨ Step right up! ✨ 🎩 We are absolutely bursting with pride after our phenomenal Year 6 production of ‘The Greatest Show’! Every single child pushed themselves out of their comfort zone to deliver a truly unforgettable performance. The singing was amazing, the choreography was spot on, and it has been such a privilege to watch their confidence grow so much throughout this journey. 🌟 A massive thank you to all the parents and carers for your wonderful support, from helping to practice lines at home to being such an amazing audience. 👏 We also want to send a huge shoutout and thank you to Mrs Araujo for being an absolutely fantastic Musical Director! 🎶 To all the dedicated staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes—helping with props, costumes, videoing, and learning lines—we couldn't have done it without your hard work and teamwork. 🎬👗 We hope the children will carry the magical memories of this production with them forever. You truly are the greatest! ❤️🎪
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Year 4 - Tennis
Year 4 enjoyed another fantastic tennis session. The children focused on developing their rallying skills, showing excellent control, concentration and teamwork as they worked with their partners to keep the ball in play. It was brilliant to see their confidence and resilience continue to grow, with everyone demonstrating great determination and sportsmanship throughout the session.
RE - Buddhism - How other faiths pray
Today we looked at how other faiths pray and specifically Buddhism. We then watched how the Buddhist monks chant their prayers and meditate to seek enlightenment. Then we all had a go at meditation together.
Year 5 - Science
In science, we continued our study of life cycles by considering different ways in which insects change from egg to adult. Insects with 4 life cycle stages include a pupa in which metamorphosis from juvenile to adult occurs. This includes butterflies and moths. 3 stage life cycles are different because the young insect (nymph) looks very similar to the adult and sheds its outer skin to grow (moulting), which can be found in mayflies and grasshoppers. We then went outside to model these life cycles using PE equipment.
Reception class watch England v Mexico
Our reception class had the absolute best time cheering on England! They watched the England v Mexico match together as a class, and the energy in the room was incredible. It was so lovely to see them completely into the spirit of the game, chanting and cheering the boys on with so much enthusiasm. They are already buzzing with excitement to watch the next match or catch the highlights this weekend. Come on England!
Year 3- PSHE- Online Safety Lesson: "None of your business!"
This afternoon, our Year 3 class looked at a lesson titled "None of your business!" which focused on internet safety, privacy, and personal data. The children started with a fun "Guess Who?" game about celebrities to explore how we share information. They then watched an educational film clip called Lee and Kim by CEOP, which taught them about the potential dangers of sharing private details online with strangers. Through Super Sid’s top tips, the children learnt to recognise the "uh-oh" feeling (butterflies in the tummy) when something doesn't feel right and understood that they should always tell a trusted adult. We also discussed the concept of a "digital tattoo" to emphasise that once information or photos are posted on the internet, they are almost impossible to remove permanently. The class did a fantastic job learning how to keep themselves safe, private, and respectful online.
Year 1 History: Changes In Money
Today, we looked at the differences between money and payments in the past, compared to now. In the past, payments could only be made using cash. Now, we can use cards, phones and even smart watches to pay for things. We also looked closely at symbols on coins in the past, such as knights on horses, Britannia and Alfred the Great, the first King to have his face on a coin. Then, we looked closely at symbols on coins today, such as lions, the Royal Shield and King Charles. The children had to independently sort the money into past and present and find one similarity and difference between them. Many children noticed that money changes to reflect our rulers, symbols and changes in technology.
Year 2 - Sports Day 2026
Year 2 had a great morning of competitive sport during Sports Day. They competed in races such as obstacle, egg and spoon race, a sack race and a sprint.
Year 1 Sports Day
Our Year 1 children took part in a range of exciting races, showing great enthusiasm throughout the day. All of the children participated in an obstacle race, egg and spoon race, sack race and sprint race. A huge well done to all of our amazing children for taking part. Thank you to all of our families for coming along to support and cheer the children on!