“We aim to send all young people into an ever-changing world able and qualified to play their full part in it.”

Y5 Bikeability

Y5 pupils recently took part in Bikeability training, where they learned essential cycling skills to help them ride safely and confidently. Throughout the programme, they practised controlling their bikes, understanding road signs, and developing awareness of their surroundings. Their hard work and determination paid off as they successfully completed the course and earned certificates to […]

Ceramics in Y1

Year 1 have been learning about the work of a ceramicist over the past few weeks. They have developed their skills by learning how to wedge, flatten, and roll clay to create tiles. The children then used a range of tools and objects to make detailed impressions in the clay. Everyone should be super proud […]

Y4/5 Team Building Activities

Year 4/5 enjoyed an exciting afternoon, taking part in a range of team building and communication activities. Throughout the session, pupils worked together to solve challenges, share ideas, and support one another, developing important skills such as cooperation, listening, and problem-solving. It was fantastic to see their enthusiasm and teamwork on display. A great afternoon […]

Developing Skills in EYFS

This week in EYFS, pupils have been busy developing a range of important skills! They have been practising their cutting skills, helping to build hand strength and control to support their early writing development. They also enjoyed learning about Red Nose Day, discussing kindness, helping others, and why it is important to care for people […]

Art in Y1

This week in Art, Y1 learned how to wedge, pancake, and roll clay to create a slab. They listened carefully to instructions and worked with great care to ensure their clay was smooth and even. This will prepare them to add their decorations next week. Well done, Y1! #WeAreEquippedToLearn

Y1 Maths

Recently in Maths, Year 1 have been exploring all the different ways they can measure. This week, they focused on capacity and volume, enjoying some fun, hands-on learning in the water tray. The children loved experimenting with how much water different containers could hold and discovering practical ways to measure in everyday life. #WeAreAlwaysLearning

British Science Week

As part of British Science Week, pupils across Thrybergh Primary took part in some fantastic investigations. Year 4/5 explored how scientists use data to estimate the age of sharks. Using this method, scientists have estimated that the longest shark studied could be around 392 years old! Inspired by this, the class carried out their own […]

Y5 Magna Trip

Year 5 had a fantastic time during their visit to Magna! They started the day with an exciting light workshop linked to their science curriculum. During the session, the children experimented with different light sources and explored how light can be manipulated using a variety of materials. They were fully engaged throughout and worked brilliantly […]

Y1 History Trip

Last week, Year 1 visited Clifton Park Museum to support their history topic on toys. During a hands-on workshop, the children got to try out toys from the past, including a jack-in-a-box, tumbling man, and spinning top, while learning about the materials these toys were made from. After the workshop, they explored the rest of […]

World Book Day

On Thursday 5th March, Thrybergh Primary had a fantastic time celebrating World Book Day! The day began with a lovely Stay and Play reading session in Foundation Stage, where families were invited into school to share stories with the children and start the celebrations together. It was a wonderful way to begin a day all […]