Key Stage 2 Cross Country On Wednesday, Key Stage 2 had the opportunity to take part in an in‑school cross country run. It was a little muddy, but absolutely brilliant fun — and what a fabulous school community we have, with children taking part so enthusiastically!…

The Nursery children have had a busy and exciting week celebrating National Storytelling Week. They have been exploring traditional tales (Literacy), listening carefully and using new vocabulary as they retold stories in their own words (Communication and Language)….

You may remember from our last newsletter that Wonderful Will chose to donate money to charity. We’re delighted to share that he recently visited The Upper Room Project to present his donation in person. He also spent some time in the kitchen helping out — a lovely…

As we step into 2026, the cold weather outside was no match for the wonderful, warm smiles that greeted us back in school. This term, our worships began with Epiphany—a time when Christianscelebrate the visit of the Magi to Jesus. The message of Epiphany reminds us…

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here at school. The past couple of weeks have been so exciting as our children have shared their wonderful Nativity performances, joined together for the Christingle service, and enjoyed the fun of our Christmas Fair. Next…

Key Stage 2 Cross Country On Wednesday, Key Stage 2 had the opportunity to take part in an in‑school cross country run. It was a little muddy, but absolutely brilliant fun — and what a fabulous school community we have, with children taking part so enthusiastically!…

The Nursery children have had a busy and exciting week celebrating National Storytelling Week. They have been exploring traditional tales (Literacy), listening carefully and using new vocabulary as they retold stories in their own words (Communication and Language)….

You may remember from our last newsletter that Wonderful Will chose to donate money to charity. We’re delighted to share that he recently visited The Upper Room Project to present his donation in person. He also spent some time in the kitchen helping out — a lovely…

As we step into 2026, the cold weather outside was no match for the wonderful, warm smiles that greeted us back in school. This term, our worships began with Epiphany—a time when Christianscelebrate the visit of the Magi to Jesus. The message of Epiphany reminds us…

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here at school. The past couple of weeks have been so exciting as our children have shared their wonderful Nativity performances, joined together for the Christingle service, and enjoyed the fun of our Christmas Fair. Next…

Key Stage 2 Cross Country On Wednesday, Key Stage 2 had the opportunity to take part in an in‑school cross country run. It was a little muddy, but absolutely brilliant fun — and what a fabulous school community we have, with children taking part so enthusiastically!…

The Nursery children have had a busy and exciting week celebrating National Storytelling Week. They have been exploring traditional tales (Literacy), listening carefully and using new vocabulary as they retold stories in their own words (Communication and Language)….

You may remember from our last newsletter that Wonderful Will chose to donate money to charity. We’re delighted to share that he recently visited The Upper Room Project to present his donation in person. He also spent some time in the kitchen helping out — a lovely…

As we step into 2026, the cold weather outside was no match for the wonderful, warm smiles that greeted us back in school. This term, our worships began with Epiphany—a time when Christianscelebrate the visit of the Magi to Jesus. The message of Epiphany reminds us…

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here at school. The past couple of weeks have been so exciting as our children have shared their wonderful Nativity performances, joined together for the Christingle service, and enjoyed the fun of our Christmas Fair. Next…