Our school has a strong family ethos and a wonderful community feel. Our staff work hard to making learning challenging yet fun, and seek to develop strong links between staff, parents, governors and the wider community.
Our Vision, Aim and ValuesHeadteacher’s welcome
Within our school you will find a happy, welcoming, stimulating environment providing high standards of education, valuing the efforts of the individual, fulfilling the learning potential of all pupils and promoting equal opportunities. We promote learning for life and encourage children to learn no matter where they are, inside or out! We believe in developing the “whole” child and work hard to nurture, encourage, support and extend all of our children to achieve.
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Class 3 are acing digital art this week. Be proud children you are awesome artists. Mrs Joscelyne and Miss Richardson have loved sharing your art 😍 ... See MoreSee Less
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One lucky duck is bring home the Book Detective Bag tonight. Wishing you a happy and adventurous weekend exploring the books and activities. Can’t wait to hear all about it on Monday 😻 ... See MoreSee Less
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Some of the children have mentioned that they are allowed to play Fortnite. This game has an age restriction/PEGI 12 rating so really shouldn’t be played by children under that age. Here is some information that highlights what the risks are when children play the game and also some advice for how to safeguard your children if they do play it. ... See MoreSee Less
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Reception have been exploring evergreen and deciduous trees this week. We went on a leaf hunt and identified different trees on our school field. ... See MoreSee Less
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Nursery have been creating some beautiful autumn trees this week. We talked about what colour the leaves turn into during autumn when they are ready to fall. ... See MoreSee Less
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Life in Class 3 is always varied, from inverted commas, fossilised dinosaur pooh, a fossilised tree from Africa and amazing skills on the Chrome Books… ... See MoreSee Less
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The children at After school club have made some fabulous spooky wreaths this week👻🎃 ... See MoreSee Less
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Nursery have been learning the story ‘Rosie’s walk’ in their talk for writing. They can now tell the whole story themselves, as well as the actions. I wonder if they can show their grown ups at home? ... See MoreSee Less
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The Papaya Who Spoke is our Talk For Writing inspiration in Class 3. Bryan from Brazil (the main character) is off on his travels. We are going to change the narrative and main character in the story next week. Do you know of any fruits that may like to have a starring role in a new short story? ... See MoreSee Less
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