We had such a lovely and exciting 2 days for Transition in Crew Wallace. The children played beautifully together and were so brave in the first step of their new chapter. We played, talked, sang songs and learned about each other. It was wonderful.
A huge thanks to parents and carers for supporting us with your little ones next steps.
We hope they enjoyed it as much as we did. We can’t wait to see you all again in August.
Mrs Wallace x
Thank you to the new Crew Walton for a fantastic couple of days! We have explored the Zones of Regulation-creating super videos, developed our own Maths Story book, hosted 2 successful Reading sessions with parents and carers, had a dance class and had a generally lovely time getting to know one another! Bring on the Autumn Term!
Some of the lovely moments of Class 7 sharing their beautiful work with their adults!
The children have been trying new things today just like Kevin in ‘The Koala who could’. We enjoyed reading the story about trying things that might scare us and feel new. The children then practised walking with a lunch tray like they will need to do when getting their lunch in Reception. We also looked at our new transition book all about the Reception teachers, people who can help us and our new learning environments. We then each said a message that we want to say to Mrs Jones and Mrs Wallace. Mrs Hay wrote them down to send up to Reception on Wednesday. It’s been a lovely but my goodness, we are all going to miss this wonderful bunch of children!
Year 2 were lucky to have local MP Lee Pitcher come into discuss his job and what he does. We even got to see his special badge and Lee’s MP Christmas jumper. Thank you for the visit!
Hi everyone,
Here is a message to invite you to our Paddington Picnic on Tuesday 8th July 2025 (8.7.25). This will be held at school and the children are excited to show you their beautiful learning from this Expedition.
The time of the picnic will be 2pm and we welcome you all to come and enjoy. Hopefully the weather will be kind to us and you are more than welcome to bring your picnic blankets with you, if you would like.
We look forward to seeing as many of you as we can! 🙂
An enormous well done to Year 5 who have worked so hard on their singing/chair drumming performance of Working Man! Each and every child played and sang their hearts out and Mrs Spetch and I are incredibly proud! Thank you to the parents who came along to support- we hope you are also proud of your wonderful children. We were lucky that Geoff was in school and recorded the event-the video will be shared as soon as it is available.
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.
Now we have finished our expedition learning, this week we have focused on ‘children’s choice’. The Nursery children asked for a doctors, a beauty salon and ice creams. They are thoroughly enjoying role playing with the resources, crafting as always is a big hit as is the sand and interactive board. It’s wonderful to see so many happy, busy and creative children today.
