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Our KS1 artists have been using their imaginations to create wonderful mixed-media collages inspired by the French artist Henri Rousseau. Using a mix of textures and techniques, the children practiced their cutting and layering skills to create these stunning...

We were delighted to welcome Stacey Bone, the author and illustrator of The Wonderful Woodlouse, to school today for a series of inspiring workshops. From Reception up to Year Two, our budding writers and artists explored themes of bravery, kindness, and celebrating...

Our KS1 children had a fantastic time exploring new traditions and skills during our Cultural Passport Day! The children enjoyed taking part in hands-on learning including planting seeds to learn about nature and growth, tasting delicious foods from different cultures...

Yesterday, we were visited by Chartwells. We explored food from around the world and were even lucky enough to taste some. We weren't too keen on the gucamole from Mexico, we preferred the Tzatziki from Greece! Most of us tried everything! 

Keep your eyes peeled and your wellies ready! This week, some very peculiar things have been spotted appearing around our school grounds. From mysterious puddles in dry hallways to arm bands, snorkels and pool noodles tucked into corners, it seems the world of our new...

We are delighted to announce the opening of our brand-new Nursery, providing a nurturing, stimulating and inspiring environment for children aged 3 to 4 years. Our nursery will offer high-quality early years education, delivered by experienced and caring staff who are...

Our Moonlight and Starlight classes lit up the stage with brilliant assemblies all about the Great Fire of London. The children wowed their families with a fantastic mix of confident speaking, energetic singing, and creative dancing. They even had an opportunity to...

Starlight had a fantastic time in Forest School yesterday. Activities included making bird feeders, den building and observing a re-creation of the Great Fire of London sparking on Pudding Lane in 1666. 

Apollo class had their activity session inour Forest School area this week. As it was Shrove Tuesaday this week, marking the start of Lent, pancakes were on the menu - cooked over an open fire. Delicious.  So the birds were not left out, the pupils also made some bird...

We are incredibly proud of the children’s perseverance at Forest School. They showed fantastic determination while learning how to use a flint and steel to create an initial spark. This activity required patience, focus and resilience, and the children did not give up...