For Remembrance Day we created paintings of poppy fields, individual poppies, a wreath and took part in some large scale mark making to pay our respects and remember our Armed Forces personnel.

Children in Terrific for Twos and Nursery love Outdoor Wednesdays! We put on our waterproofs and explore the great outdoors. Outdoor learning boosts confidence, social skills, communication, physical skills, knowledge and understanding. It increases children’s self-esteem, self-confidence, and ability to work cooperatively through hands-on learning experiences in our Forest School and outdoor learning environment.

We visited the remains of the Roman City of Wroxeter. we were able to explore the bath houses and learn about how the Romans kept clean and healthy and why this was so important to them. We acted as if we were Romans visiting the baths, learning that we needed to pay someone to watch our clothes and prevent them from being stolen. We learned how to use a 'strigil' to scrap the dirt off our skins. We went into each of the rooms of the bath house and even saw the mark left by t

Every child from Reception to Year 6 is being offered the Influenza (Nasal Flu) Immunisation. Details are included in the letter below. ​...

Year 2 had a fabulous time at Kingswood this year but we certainly needed our wellies!. On our first day we braved the rain and enjoyed exploring on our treasure trail, being tested by a rope trail and going into a real life Anderson Shelter built and used during World War 2. On Thursday the weather was much better and we enjoyed going on the common walk and exploring our countryside surroundings. After lunch we were able to meet some of the Kingswood animals before we se

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Nursery launched their summer topic 'Animal Kingdoms' by learning about Sir David Attenborough. They found out that his birthday is on 8th May and decided to make him a birthday card, which was posted to him. The children and staff were elated to receive a reply hand written by David Attenborough himself.

This term we have been exploring the world of the Ancient Egyptians, discovering pyramids, tombs, mummies and pharaohs. ​ For our outcome we have designed and created websites about the Ancient Egyptians. On our websites you will be able to discover lots of interesting facts about Ancient Egypt. Find out how to mummify someone, how to get to the Field of Reeds (the Afterlife), why the Egyptians built pyramids and much more. Click on the links to go to the websites, there is

Year 3 visited the Kingswood Trust to take part in a Stone Age Experience. ​ During the day we built shelters from branches and ferns like Stone Age people would have done when they were hunting for food. ​ We saw how to make a fire. We stripped thin branches of willow so they were clean and twisted bread dough onto them. We cooked our bread over the fire. Some of us were brave enough to eat our bread. ​ We learnt about how Stone Age people used flint to make tools and weapon

In the first few weeks of the term children in Year 2 went on an amazing visit to Kingswood. We all had a brilliant time and took part in lots of activities. The weather was beautiful and we were even able to have a picnic at teatime outside on the lawn! ​ There were lots of fun things to do such as den building, going on trails around the grounds and also having the chance to go into an old Anderson shelter that has been there since World War 2. This is our topic in the Au