Image of Year 6 DT
14 Dec

Year 6 DT

Year 6 have completed their festive sausage rolls and they looked absolutely amazing. They made sure that they contained popular festive ingredients that complemented each other, and I’m sure they will taste as good as they look!

Image of Year 6 DT
14 Dec

Year 6 DT

Year 6 proud of their finished products. What wonderful and unique festive savoury snacks!

Image of Year 4 - Christmas Cards
14 Dec

Year 4 - Christmas Cards

Year 4 have been creating Christmas cards this week, and they’ve gone for a bit of humour. Look out for the Christmas cracker-style jokes coming home in school bags.

Image of Year 4 - Hanukkah
14 Dec

Year 4 - Hanukkah

To finish our Christmas RE unit, Year 4 learned about the Jewish festival of light called Hanukkah. They discovered the miracle of the menorah candle and the significance of light, and they made their own dreidels and used them to play the game.

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14 Dec

Year 4 Tooth Decay Investigation

Science was very interesting this week. Year 4 set up an experiment to test how different liquids affect our teeth, except that we used eggs to represent teeth. After a 5-day soak in either water, cola, black currant juice, orange juice, sports drink or vinegar, the egg shells were examined and cleaned with a toothbrush and toothpaste. The children then observed the changes to the eggs and drew conclusions about how certain liquids may affect our teeth.

Image of Fun in the Snow
13 Dec

Fun in the Snow

Year 3 have been having so much fun in the snow, building snowmen and playing games together. ❄️

Image of Whole school pantomime
13 Dec

Whole school pantomime

We had great fun watching Santa Live Pantomime this afternoon. Oh no we didn’t! Oh yes we did!

Image of Year 2 - Exploring how angels are portrayed.
13 Dec

Year 2 - Exploring how angels are portrayed.

During our RE lessons, we have been exploring how angels have been portrayed in different ways. We have looked at: traditional, stained glass windows, statutes, cartoon images and we looked at the similarities and differences between all of them.

Image of KS1 Kurling Festival
13 Dec

KS1 Kurling Festival

A huge congratulations to our Year 2 Kurling stars who represented our school brilliantly at the KS1 Kurling Festival. They narrowly missed out on third place. A special thank you to our Sports Leaders for supporting and encouraging our team and to Me Bloomfield for coaching them.

Image of Reception: Rev Ben Visit
13 Dec

Reception: Rev Ben Visit

Reception class enjoyed listening to Rev Ben. He explained how the church prepares for Christmas. Thank you for visiting!

Image of D.T- Year 5- Christmas themed cushions
13 Dec

D.T- Year 5- Christmas themed cushions

This term for our design and technology unit, the year 5 elves have been busy making Christmas themed cushions. Prior to making the cushions, the children have carefully planned their cushions. They have learnt how to create button fasteners, button whole stitch, envelope fold, hidden stitch, running stitch, zig zag stitch, over stitch, and stitch embellish to give that wow factor. They have also made sure that the cushions are functional and aesthetic. They have also evaluated their finished products by answering a series of questions. We are super proud of the dedication and enthusiasm that the children have shown throughout the planning and making of these products. We can't wait to showcase our products at our Christmas Fair.

Image of Danger- thin ice and cold water
12 Dec

Danger- thin ice and cold water

Good evening parents and carers, during this cold spell, please remind your child of the dangers of walking on or playing near frozen lakes, ponds or reservoirs. We have had reports that some of our school children have been walking or playing around the ice on Jacks Key reservoir and they have been spoken to about the dangers of thin ice and cold water by our teachers. I’m sure you will have all seen the tragic news of the four young boys who have fallen through the ice in Solihull and three of them have sadly lost their lives and the fourth is fighting for his. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and all of the boy’s families. Let’s ensure that this awful tragedy doesn’t happen to any of our local children by reminding them of the dangers of playing near open water. Many thanks for your continued support, Mrs Ham