Because there has been an increase in cases of measles in the West Midlands the NHS has set up a number of 'pop-up' vaccination centres...

Year 4 started the term with an Anglo-Saxon day with a special visitor. We began with a hundred court where we had to decide if people were innocent or guilty. Then we played some Anglo-Saxon games. We learnt about how they would make clothes and used a lucet to create a bracelet. Finally, we went outside with shields and weapons to have an Anglo-Saxon battle.

January has been very cold! The children have been practising doing their fastenings on their coats and wrapping up warmly. They enjoyed a winter walk around the school grounds to look for signs on winter. It was a cold and frosty day and the children noticed that the canal was frozen over! We created some ice blocks with artic animals to explore inside, the children enjoyed using hammers and tools to free the animals.

Two’s Parents and Carers came into school to engage in a variety of activities based on our termly topic which was Storyland and Nursery rhymes. Parents and Carers were shown a short PowerPoint of the children’s learning this term and were invited to a stay and play session.

The Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 1 choirs present a set of fantastic Christmas Songs. We hope that you enjoy listening to these fantastic...

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Nursery parents and carers were welcomed to school to watch our Christmas show ‘Nursery Rhyme Nativity,’ after the show families came into class to take part in lots of Christmas craft activities such as making magic keys for Santa and Christmas decorations! It was great to see so many parents and carers attending! On Christmas party day we were very energetic playing party games and dancing, soft play was very popular!

Terrific for Twos had a fantastic turn out for our Christmas Craft Day. Thank you to all of you who attended. There were lots of creative activities such as decorating your own bauble, making reindeer food, creating a Santa or reindeer spoon. The children made some lovely crafts to take home.

Nursery parents and carers came into school to explore and experience a range of activities inside and outside linked to our favourite story - The Gingerbread Man. Our families enjoyed watching a photo montage of the children’s learning journey throughout the autumn term.