During these strange times, it's important for our Year 6 children to have closure to their time at our school. Whilst we haven't been able to bring parents in to share their memories and celebrations, we have had a leavers' assembly…

Thank you to our parents and children for following social distancing expectations when dropping off and collecting children. For any families returning to school in the near future, the procedure is as follows. Arrive at school…

Thank you for all the postcards including those physically handed in as well as those posted on Seesaw which you have written. These postcards, addressed to members of staff, describe a place and activities which children have enjoyed…

Dear mums, dads and carers, Our Ofsted inspection may feel like it occurred in a different lifetime but having requested the finalised report we are now able to share it with you. We are very proud that the progress and strengths of…

Dear mums, dads and carers, During these strange times, children are likely to be on devices and the internet more than normal. If you have any concerns or want any advice on how to keep children safe online then please visit our…

It's not just the children who've been learning and involved in different activities at home but the adults too. Here you can see them with their family, in the garden, reading, camping, learning new skills, carrying on vital services…

During the lockdown, our children have been learning in a myriad of different ways. As well as children continuing with their subjects, supported by videos and tasks on their Seesaw accounts, children have been continuing to learn and…

The children of keyworkers who are currently attending school have been busy creating scrub bags for a local dentist practice. These were well received by the dentists who said they are 'truly amazing and brought a tear to our eye'. You…

All of these activities are best enjoyed when adults and children do them together. They can work with younger and older children and children enjoy both the solving and the setting of them. These activities can be repeated and tweaked…

These are some creative writing ideas you can do at home with older children in KS2 (years 3, 4, 5 and 6) although some can also be done with younger children in year 2. All you need is a pen or pencil and some paper. You could even…