Class 10 – Over and Out for 2024/25!

And that’s a wrap! A fond farewell to you all and best wishes for a fabulous summer at home with your families. Thank you for a fabulous year, Class 10 – we may have been a little bit noisy and lively now and again but I have loved being your teacher again and I am so happy that I have had the chance to see the whole year out with you all this time round 🙂 I know you’re all going to smash Year 4 and I will be sure to check in and find out how you’re all doing in your new classroom.

A huge thank you to you all for the lovely gifts and messages that I have received, I am so grateful for them all. With love, Mrs Dutton x

Y3 End of Year Celebrations!

We’ve had a brilliant last full day in Year 3 today. Starting with a sneaky performance of the Y6 leaver’s assembly where we were blown away by the beautiful singing and smart presentation of our Y6 students. And, ending with a mini leaver’s assembly of our own where everyone received their own special certificate … well done everyone! It’s been a fabulous year and we are all more than ready for our final day, picnic and summer break! See you all tomorrow …

Mrs Dutton & Mr Taylor 🙂

Roll UP! Roll UP! Our Amazing Academic Diaries are here for you to purchase!

Wow! Wow! Wow! You do not want to miss out on this fabulous academic diary, jam-packed with craft ideas and important information all about staying fit and healthy! These diaries were designed and curated by the children in Year 3 and 4 as part of their Spring expedition product and we think they look amazing.

Diaries will be available to purchase in person tomorrow at our End of Year Picnic, or you can pre-order by paying with your class teacher in the morning. Each diary is priced at £5.00 with all proceeds going towards supporting events and projects in school next year.

Thank you, the LKS2 team and children x

Bridge Engineering with Mrs Dutton

Wow! What a fantastic whole-school challenge we had yesterday. Children worked in mixed-age groups in order to design, make and test paper-straw bridges … some more successfully than others! A shout out to all of the boys and girls who worked in my group – you were all fantastic!

GT Arts Festival: Performance Poetry Workshop

Last Friday saw the return of our Green Top Arts Festival, a day totally dedicated to the Arts and performance – in all its guises! To start the day, children were able to select from a wide range of teacher-led workshops – from dance to cartoon drawing to music and singing – there really was something for everyone!

I thoroughly enjoyed working with the fabulous bunch of pupils who opted for my performance poetry session, where children worked collaboratively to recite and perform a poem all about different types of animals. I was blown away by the leadership and teamwork on display in the different groups, and even more so by the fabulous performances crafted by the children themselves in such a short time. Well done everyone! Mrs Dutton x

Transition: Our Future Year 3’s

This week, I have enjoyed a fabulous two days transition where I was able to get to meet my lovely new class and get to know everyone. We spent time exploring our feelings and zones of regulation as well as different creative activities. A big thank you to those parents who could make it to our share a book sessions, too. Now, I can’t wait to get started with everyone when we come back in the summer … it looks like we’re going to have a great time in Year 3! Best wishes for a beautiful summer everyone, Mrs Dutton x

Class 10 – Shout Out to our Fabulous Performers!

A huge shout out to the children from Class 10 who performed in The Wizard of Oz … we were all blown away by your energy and pizzazz on stage on Monday when we finally managed to watch the performance. Everybody was incredible but we loved watching our very own classmates perform the best – we are all so proud of you! Well done 🙂

Y3 visit to the Cenotaph

Today, Year 3 were excited to visit Thorne Memorial Park once again. This time, to meet up with our friends from the Victoria Cross Trust who were steam washing the cenotaph in order to restore its original splendour. Unfortunately, the steam cleaner wasn’t quite working during our visit so we didn’t get to see it in action but Keith, who we worked with back in Autumn term, has kindly shared some videos of the washer in all its working glory! (see below)

We’re sure you will agree that the before & after shows an amazing transformation. A huge shout out to the VC Trust and the amazing work that they do!

Engineering club representatives

We are incredibly proud to share that three of our talented pupils represented our Engineering Club at the recent Celebration Event in Snaith — and they absolutely blew everyone away with their creativity, teamwork, and technical skills!

As part of the challenge, the children were tasked with testing their engineering builds for both load-bearing strength and their ability to move in a straight line. But the event didn’t stop there — they were also put to the test in a live interview with two employees from Siemens Rail, where they confidently explained their design choices and the reasoning behind their builds.

What happened next was nothing short of amazing…

The judges were so impressed by our pupils’ work — especially the addition of coding in their designs — that they awarded them the top grade, a level never awarded before!

Not only that, but our team secured both 1st and 2nd place, receiving their prizes from none other than Mark Speed, Manager at Siemens Rail in Goole.