Class 7 have started to create their African sunsets, based on the research of our explorer David Attenborough, in order to create their own African Tingatinga art work!












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Class 7 have started to create their African sunsets, based on the research of our explorer David Attenborough, in order to create their own African Tingatinga art work!
Thank you so much for coming this afternoon and watching the children in their sports day. The children (and staff) really enjoyed it and it was lovely to have the sun shining today!
Well done to Crew Schon for being today’s overall winners!
A huge congratulations to all my little athletes today who showed courage, determination, respect and kindness at our sports afternoon. They cheered each other on and celebrated their successes together and I couldn’t be more proud of each and every one of them.
Well done to you all!
Please remember to return all books to school tomorrow for changing.
Also the Fathers Day shop will be open tomorrow. Please send any money in a clearly labelled envelope if you would like your child to visit the shop.
Yesterday, Year 5 had a fabulous day exploring the National Mining Museum. The children were able to go down 140 metres in a cage and explore a real mine. The children were blown away by the facts and stories they were told about miners and their communities. Unfortunately, technology is not allowed underground so there’s no photographs to show how fantastic it is but I’m sure the children will have lots of fantastic stories to share! We then had a lovely time exploring the different places to build our knowledge even more. We even met some pit ponies and saw some canaries similar to what they would have had in the mine. The children’s behaviour was exemplary and members of staff commented on their amazing engagement, attitudes and respect! Well done Year 5!
This morning, as part of Crew, we thought about the choices we would make for a meal and how it could affect our health. We then decided which food was healthier for our teeth and which was not so healthy!
Well done Crew Walton for your outstanding efforts on Sports Day!! You all showed such courage and deserve to be the best Crew!! Treats are on me!
On Friday 11th July, the XP Festival of Arts and Culture returns to XP Doncaster, bringing together students, families, staff and artists for a joyful celebration of creativity and community.
Throughout the day, you’ll experience live music, powerful performances, vibrant art installations, and the beautiful work that defines XP. Students from every XP Trust school will be contributing, sharing their talents and passions through exhibitions, dance, storytelling, and more – all designed to connect, inspire and make a difference.
The festival is a key moment in our XP Live programme – a growing Trust-wide initiative that gives young people authentic opportunities to produce, perform and create. It builds on our commitment to purposeful learning and supports our belief that every child can do meaningful, creative work that impacts the wider world.
More details on the line-up will be shared soon – we can’t wait to welcome you.