This week saw the beginning of Lent in the Christian calendar. The Early Years children enjoyed making (and eating )pancakes on Shrove Tuesday and in worship we learned why Christians celebrate 'Pancake Day'. Throughout the term we will be exploring Lent in more...

Today the whole school have been reflecting on how important it is to 'shine within ourselves'. It is often very difficult to say what we love about ourselves, but it has been a joy to see some of the reflections our amazing children have made: "I love that I don't...

Years 3,4 and 5 had a wonderful afternoon this week learning about how Hindu people celebrate weddings. This was part of an RE unit where they have been comparing life journeys of different faiths. "Hindu weddings are huge and are usually held in a temple. The bride...

As this is the first newsletter of the term I wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year. The childrenhave come back over the last two weeks with enthusiasm and smiles and we are looking forwardto another busy and enjoyable term ahead. I will continue to share key dates...

The run up to Christmas is always an exciting time in school. Asyou will see in this newsletter, the past couple of weeks have beena very busy but fun time. Next week we are looking forward to ourChristmas lunch and Christmas Jumper Day on Tuesday, our CarolService in...

This week saw the beginning of Lent in the Christian calendar. The Early Years children enjoyed making (and eating )pancakes on Shrove Tuesday and in worship we learned why Christians celebrate 'Pancake Day'. Throughout the term we will be exploring Lent in more...

Today the whole school have been reflecting on how important it is to 'shine within ourselves'. It is often very difficult to say what we love about ourselves, but it has been a joy to see some of the reflections our amazing children have made: "I love that I don't...

Years 3,4 and 5 had a wonderful afternoon this week learning about how Hindu people celebrate weddings. This was part of an RE unit where they have been comparing life journeys of different faiths. "Hindu weddings are huge and are usually held in a temple. The bride...

As this is the first newsletter of the term I wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year. The childrenhave come back over the last two weeks with enthusiasm and smiles and we are looking forwardto another busy and enjoyable term ahead. I will continue to share key dates...

The run up to Christmas is always an exciting time in school. Asyou will see in this newsletter, the past couple of weeks have beena very busy but fun time. Next week we are looking forward to ourChristmas lunch and Christmas Jumper Day on Tuesday, our CarolService in...

This week saw the beginning of Lent in the Christian calendar. The Early Years children enjoyed making (and eating )pancakes on Shrove Tuesday and in worship we learned why Christians celebrate 'Pancake Day'. Throughout the term we will be exploring Lent in more...

Today the whole school have been reflecting on how important it is to 'shine within ourselves'. It is often very difficult to say what we love about ourselves, but it has been a joy to see some of the reflections our amazing children have made: "I love that I don't...

Years 3,4 and 5 had a wonderful afternoon this week learning about how Hindu people celebrate weddings. This was part of an RE unit where they have been comparing life journeys of different faiths. "Hindu weddings are huge and are usually held in a temple. The bride...

As this is the first newsletter of the term I wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year. The childrenhave come back over the last two weeks with enthusiasm and smiles and we are looking forwardto another busy and enjoyable term ahead. I will continue to share key dates...

The run up to Christmas is always an exciting time in school. Asyou will see in this newsletter, the past couple of weeks have beena very busy but fun time. Next week we are looking forward to ourChristmas lunch and Christmas Jumper Day on Tuesday, our CarolService in...