As part of literacy, the children took part in the annual Poetry Fortnight. Throughout the fortnight, they practised writing poems in their lessons and had the opportunity to learn and recite this year’s poem, The Sound Collector. The children showed great enthusiasm and confidence in their performances and we were incredibly proud of their efforts. Here is a selection of some of the amazing recitals, along with The Sound Collector, the poem that was learned by the whole scho

As part of the 2026 Commonwealth Games celebrations in Glasgow, the Cross-Country team from Wilkinson Primary School proudly carried the baton through Bilston to the sound of enthusiastic cheers. The baton was handed to them by pupils from Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School, before being carried onwards to St Martin’s CE Primary School in preparation for the celebrations.

On the morning of Tuesday 19th May, the choir children from Years 3 to 6 enjoyed an incredible trip to Wolverhampton Halls, where they had the exciting opportunity to watch and sing along with the Wolverhampton Music Service. The performance featured a lively and varied selection of songs, including Queen's 'One Vision', 'High Hopes' by Panic! At the Disco and 'Never Grow Up' by Taylor Swift. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, and all of the children had a fantastic time

As part of the Year 6 topic work, Transport, the pupils have created a booklet which details their learning throughout their history and geography work. Here is a preview of the booklet which can be purchased on Arbor.

We were delighted that our Reception children had the opportunity to visit Dudley Zoo as part of our learning this term. The trip gave the children a wonderful chance to explore a wide variety of animals, learn about different habitats, and develop their understanding of the world around them. During the visit, the children enjoyed exploring the zoo grounds, where they saw animals such as lions, giraffes, penguins, and many more. It was a fantastic hands-on learning experienc

Recently year 1 took part in their class trip to Sycamore Adventure Park. The weather was glorious, and the children were in great spirits and very excited! Children enjoyed the indoor soft play area, the pirate ship and had fun on the go-karts and climbing the hill to go down the slides. We think they enjoyed seeing their teachers on the slide too! It was the perfect weather to enjoy the water area and sandpit. “I had the best day!” said Grayson. “I loved the mini-bus ride.”

Year 2 had a visitor in school to talk to us about our new topic, India. We explored Indian artifacts, Indian dances and heard traditional stories about Gods and Goddess.

On Friday 20th March 2026, members of our choir visited Edgbaston High School for Girls to participate in a Choral Day led by classically trained singer Matt Pandya. The day began with a series of vocal warm-up exercises, followed by learning and rehearsing songs from popular musicals and films, including 'Wicked' and 'Matilda'. The children then delivered a fantastic performance of these songs to a full audience in EHS’s theatre. It was a truly memorable and enriching experi

Below is a collection of videos from Paul Wilcox at the Wolverhampton Music Service to help the children learn the lyrics to songs we’ll be singing in our school choir sessions. If your child enjoys these songs, we’d love to see them at choir! Those who show particular enthusiasm or talent may be invited to perform in our special event, 'Singing in the Halls', on the 19th of May. Each link includes the song title and the timestamp (in brackets) where the song begins in the vi

For British Science Week Year 4 celebrated by having visitors in to deliver an Elastic Racers workshop. Children had to create a car and move it as far as possible using an elastic band. We had lots of fun whilst learning about forces. Then we dressed up as different types of scientists for Science Day. Precious things had been stolen from our classrooms and we had to use science to figure out who it was. We started by testing the ink in pens from teachers around the school c