As part of their writing lessons, some pupils from Year 6 took part in a GD Writing Workshop. The Year 6 pupils had to write a short story about a picture that they had chosen from a selection that they had been given.  The pictures were a collection of different animals in their natural habitat. To begin the session, the pupils had a zoom call with other schools in Wolverhampton. The call allowed the pupils to begin writing their own narrative for the pictures. After the ses

Congratulations to the children who take part in weekly Park Run sessions at various locations around the West Midlands. Well done to Kevin, Martin, Brileigh, Brielle, Stallonjit and Adam who all spend part of their Sunday mornings keeping fit and enjoying competing against others. Keep up the hard work!

During the Autumn Term ten of our year 5 and 6 children took part in the Primary Maths Challenge. This challenge is a fun, nationwide mathematical contest for primary school pupils aged 9–11 (Years 5 and 6). All ten of our children performed brilliantly and at the time of writing the children are waiting to see whether any of them qualify for the final round in February. Good Luck everyone!

Winners Parade their Medals Pictured here are the proud winners of medals from the recent invitational event between local school teams from Springdale, Warstones and Springvale.

Wilkinson’s Cross Country Team took part in an invitational event between local school teams from Springdale, Warstones and Springvale. They brought home a flurry of medals with individual successes across the year groups as well as a clean sweep of gold places for boys’ and girls’ teams from Yr 3  and 4 and teams from Yr 5 and 6. We look forward to another event later in the year.

The boys football team played their second game of the season and took part in a hard earned 3-3 draw at home against Lanesfield Primary.  It was a fine performance with Rio scoring two goals and Arire getting a third.

Children throughout EYFS have enjoyed a magical festive event with their parents! Everyone gathered to listen to a special letter read aloud from Santa himself, which filled the room with excitement! The children then worked with their parents to create their own letters to post to Santa. They cut pictures out of catalogues, labelled their pictures and made sure they wrote their names on. It was important that Santa knew who their letter was from!  Once the letters were ready

Children throughout EYFS have enjoyed a magical festive event with their parents! Everyone gathered to listen to a special letter read aloud from Santa himself, which filled the room with excitement! The children then worked with their parents to create their own letters to post to Santa. They cut pictures out of catalogues, labelled their pictures and made sure they wrote their names on. It was important that Santa knew who their letter was from!  Once the letters were ready

Children throughout EYFS have enjoyed a magical festive event with their parents! Everyone gathered to listen to a special letter read aloud from Santa himself, which filled the room with excitement! The children then worked with their parents to create their own letters to post to Santa. They cut pictures out of catalogues, labelled their pictures and made sure they wrote their names on. It was important that Santa knew who their letter was from!  Once the letters were ready