There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing’. Forest School 1 was a day for double waterproofs! The torrential rain did not dampen our spirits! A small covered area was erected by the very talented trio, Miss … Continued
Alan and Caroline joined Green Club this week to demonstrate how to put up a stable support using Hazel sticks for veg which like to climb. This raised bed is now ready to receive Kingfishers runner beans, marigolds and nasturtiums. … Continued
We were delighted this week to take tentative steps towards ‘normality’ and had a wonderful visit to the Cotswold Wildlife Park. The weather was kind to us as we utilised the treasures of the zoo to revise our learning on … Continued
The only way to mark Children In Need 2020 was to simultaneously support the charity and praise our wonderful COVID19 key workers. The children threw themselves into the roles of surgeons, radiographers, doctors, nurses, firemen, policemen, teachers, delivery drivers, construction … Continued
Kingfisher Class spent Welly Wednesday enjoying the wonder of Peagle Woods. The autumn colours were spectacular and the children enjoyed identifying trees in this environment. Also we worked in teams to make shelters for our furry friends. The children demonstrated … Continued
Swallows class enjoyed the last of the glorious, late-summer weather outside in the garden with a Viking visitor! Having spied him cooking his breakfast through our classroom window, they eagerly rushed out to be greeted by a fully-working Viking camp, … Continued
Due to the COVID-19, many of the usual Year 6 leavers events couldn’t happen this year. However, we were determined to ensure they had an appropriate send-off so decided to celebrate the end of their time at primary school with … Continued
As the annual Summer Fete was unable to take place due to COVID-19 restrictions, FoCS challenged us to take part in their summer challenge, which involved each child choosing their own way to raise money for the school. Here are … Continued
We’ve had a brilliant day of science workshops today. Year 1 and 2 watched an interactive show, where they were challenged to think about the range of different animals and why there might be so many. They imagined themselves as … Continued