The children have been doing lots of reading at home and our marble jars are full again! The children had great fun dressing in pyjamas and making dens in the classroom. They read their favourite books to their teddies by torch light. [...]
This afternoon year 3 learnt what lies beneath our feet. We found out about the layers of the Earth- crust, mantle, outer core and inner core. We then looked in more detail at the crust which is the thinnest layer (but isn’t thin at all!!). The crust is made up of sedimentary rock which [...]
Its starting to look a lot like Christmas in Rainbow and Sunshine classes. Well done everyone for a lovely Nativity play. We were so proud of you all. Party day was rather quiet with so many poorly children at home. We hope you all get better for Christmas. We managed to party on and [...]
What a busy week we have had in Santa's Grotto! The children have been busy little elves helping santa get ready for Christmas Day. They have worked hard to wrap and bag presents for children on the nice list, created moving santas, paperchains and much more! Take a look at our fabulous week. We [...]
Year 5 Orienteering Despite the damp weather, Year 5 had good fun putting their orienteering skills into practice at Rushcliffe Country Park. Many thanks to all the parents (and dogs) who joined us!
Well done to all the children in Y5 and Y6 who chose to take part in our cross-country race. The determination, enthusiasm and ability of each individual impressed me - you should all be proud of yourselves!
We have had a wonderful day fundraising for Children in Need! All the children looked absolutely SPOTacular in their non-uniform. The Duck Race was a huge hit and so much fun - well done to 5DM and Rainbows for their winning ducks! Additionally, throughout the day, the children took part in Run Pudsey - [...]
On Monday 13th November, Florence Nightingale and Sydney Herbert came to visit Year 2. The children found out all about her life and had the opportunity to dress up and reenact a scene from the hospital in Scutari. They were able to the handle artefacts from the Victorian era and explore them. [...]
