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Foundation Stage Story Focus 📚
Last week, our Foundation children have been extremely busy learning! Our focus stories have been Hansel and Gretel and Goldilocks and the Three Bears and
During our French lesson this week we learned the names of different kinds of foods. We used a story of words and pictures to help
In Science we have been investigating the properties of materials. In particular we have been finding out which materials are soluble or insoluble. We have
Virtual Author Visit from Jess Butterworth
On Wednesday, we had a really interesting virtual visit from author Jess Butterworth. She told us all about her adventures travelling to different countries and
Our Y6 pupils are really taking responsibility for their learning and going the extra mile to improve their maths, reading, spelling, grammar, punctuation and writing
A Busy Week for Foundation Unit!
Our Foundation unit has had a very busy first week of Spring term with lots more amazing learning taking place. We have been: reading The
Year 5/6 have been working really hard on their inference skills in reading this week. We have have excellent levels of concentration when explaining our
Attendance Awards Autumn Term 2
A big well done to all of these children who achieved good and better attendance for last term. We are super proud of you all.
Last Thursday, class 1/2, along with class 4/5, showcased their dance moves in a performance for their families. Ms Bittles-Kincaid brought some amazingly talented students
Last Tuesday night, we celebrated the end of our primary school journey in style at the WPT Y6 Prom! It was a fantastic evening which
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On Tuesday afternoon, Y5 made clay models to illustrate the stages of coastal erosion. They created brilliant 3D models showing fissures in cliffs, caves, arches,
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