What a busy day we have had in school today. We have had our first School Council meeting and they are looking forward to sharing their ideas to keep our school a wonderful place to be. Year 1 Acanthis class have been busy painting faces and our nursery children have been singing and dancing to head, shoulders, knees and toes.

Mysterious Egg and Nest appear in the front playground There were some strange goings-on in school last week when a curious nest with a random selection of eggs appeared on top of the sandpit. The children had some very imaginative explanations for what may have happened and what might happen next. We couldn’t be completely sure whether the eggs belonged to a bird or maybe even a reptile. Perhaps our friends in Middle Lark were reaching out to us again?? Who knows. 

It has been fun seeing all the different parts of the water cycle in abundance this week! The children were excited to visibly see the play equipment and then we all watched it fall back down from the sky relentlessly!

Well done to our super-cool Tech Team who showed some of our governors all the different ways that we use assistive technology in school to support our learning and wellbeing. Governors really enjoyed seeing you in action and hearing all about it.

We had a fun christmas jumper day and very much enjoyed our delicious christmas lunch. Huge thanks to Hannah and her team for feeding us all year round.

Year 3 Chimera have created a soundscape poem. They went on a sensory walk around the school, Keeping their ears out for different sounds that they could describe using onomatopoeia words. They are super proud of their finished poem.

Sewing Club are very proud of their cushions-with-pockets creations. Pockets just improve eveything dont they??

We had such a great day with Dance Days who came in and got lots of our younger children Christmas-ready with their funky, festive moves.

For the final Science club, we made ice cream from scratch using milk, salt, ice, vanilla, cream, sugar and some shaking power! How delicious! It is never too cold for ice cream!