We were introduced to our “Victorians” topic with a fantastic workshop from historical workshops. Mr De’Ath taught us all about the Victorians and what it would have been like for the children living during the Victorian era. We explored lots of topics including toys, homes, jobs and school. We particularly enjoyed the archaeological dig where we used our enquiry skills to identify historical artefacts including coins and buckles. Our Victorian school experience gave us the o

Congratulations to all children who received their gold awards on Friday (2nd May). This means they were at school everyday during the...

During the spring term in Year One, we have been busy learning all about canals. We have been learning what they were/are used for, when they were built and have created some of our own canal art inspired by the local artist Julie Tonkin. We created a pack to take home including a bookmark, painted tile and an e-book that we created in pairs. Take a look at some of our canal art and e-books.

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...

On the afternoon of Thursday 3rd April, Year 5 had their Mayan extravaganza outcome. Parents were invited to attend, and the children were able to show them all they had learned during their Spring History topic. With a mixture of display and performance, the children wowed the adults who had attended with their expert knowledge of the Central American civilisation. Parents and carers could look at the work the children had produced, which included intricate artwork, amazing

For our Anglo-Saxon outcome we invited parents in to see some of the incredible artwork we have created and create some Anglo-Saxon crafts. There were runes to create, illuminated letters to colour, bracelets to make with wooden beads and scratch art crosses. Children loved sending time being creative with their grown ups.

The children (and staff) were very excited to welcome Stella the Farmer from Farm on Wheels to school. Stella bought some of her farm animals in her trailer for the children to meet. There was Racket the donkey, Hugo the rabbit, Kevin and Timmy the lambs, some hens and ducks. The children enjoyed feeding, petting and walking the animals. The children learnt lots about the different animals and imitated the animal sounds they heard!

The children (and staff) were very excited to welcome Stella the Farmer from Farm on Wheels to school. Stella bought some of her farm animals in her trailer for the children to meet. There was Racket the donkey, Hugo the rabbit, Kevin and Timmy the lambs, some hens and ducks. The children enjoyed feeding, petting and walking the animals. The children learnt lots about the different animals and imitated the animal sounds they heard!

Physical Education with Parents’ sessions are embedded in our regular practice and are very successful and enjoyed by all involved. Over...