On Wednesday, we were fortunate enough to be visited by the Blue Cross Trust who delivered a really important assembly all about how to stay safe around dogs – big and small! Children learnt how to read a dog’s body language as well as the right and wrong ways to act around dogs to keep themselves, the dog and others safe. Why not ask your child if they can remember some of the warning signs that a dog might be unsafe for them to approach or to pet?
Fantastic skills used in our research lesson today. I love the way that they worked together and found out important facts about these historical monarchs. Well done class 8!
Transition to a New Class
1st May 2025 – 10.00am – 12.00pm
This is a workshop for parents/carers of primary school children where they will look at:
-Preparing for transition to a new class
-The challenges our autistic children may experience when transitioning to a new class
-Strategies to support our autistic children in preparing for the transitioning
-Managing anxieties around transition
If you would like to book your place, please can you scan the QR Code or click on the link below:
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This week we took chair drumming outside in to the lovely sunshine!
Well done to everyone for joining in. We even looked at some different musical notations!
We definitely have some musicians in the making!
Today, we enjoyed our first chair drumming session with Mr Pickles. Fortunately, the weather was good and we could take our music outside – well done everyone!
We hooked into our expedition today by completing jigsaws of our new text and writing a diary entry as Paddington to tell what he had seen on his trip to the Tower of London. We then got out our counting collections and investigated different ways to group and share the objects.
Fantastic effort class 6!
During our afternoon XP Outdoor sessions, Reception pupils had a wonderful time exploring their creativity in nature! Using natural resources they found around the school grounds — such as leaves, sticks, stones, and petals — the children created their very own pieces of artwork.
It was fantastic to see how imaginative everyone was, using different textures, shapes, and colours to design their masterpieces. Well done to all of Reception for your brilliant efforts and beautiful creations!
Do you know what St George’s Day is? Or why it is celebrated? Watch this video to find out more!
Take some time to research St George’s Day and have a go at one of these activities to share with your crew.
Here are some more creative ideas that you could try.. We can’t wait to see what you come up with!
We finished the Easter week by flying in our own imaginary spaceship to the outer edges of our universe and used our crafting skills to make the rockets that we travelled in. We then went on an exciting exploration through the rain forest, cutting down trees and dodging wild animals and enormous spiders and snakes! To finish our immersion we made maps to show our journey and binoculars and compasses to help us navigate on our adventures. We even found time to make yummy rice crispy buns and super cute ‘bunny bottom’ Easter cards. Phew! We’ve had such good fun and can’t wait to begin our new expedition!
Have an amazing Easter weekend everyone
Lots of love from Class 6!
