Curriculum

30Jan2026

This week, the robotics team took part in a VEX IQ tournament at Nissan. Our team of ten, called ‘The Green Machine’, competed against the clock to complete skills challenges, and they teamed up with other schools to complete the tasks as a team. They worked fantastically with the other schools, com

30Jan2026

STEM week this week so we gave the children a Forest School style STEM activity.  CHALLENGER BRIEF:  Your team must design and build a product to move an egg from point A to point B without it breaking. Teams will be provided with a selection of scrap and resources to build their product. You have

30Jan2026

Year 4 have been busy combining creativity with science during STEM week as they designed and drew their own futuristic boats. The children explored what makes a boat float, discussing ideas such as buoyancy and balance, and thought carefully about how boats are made waterproof. They shared fantasti

29Jan2026

This half term, the children in Year 2 have enjoyed their gymnastics lessons in PE, building an awareness of how their bodies move.  They have been learning how to show control by stretching moving and being still.  They used strength to demonstrate a range of balances such as an arch and a dish.�

23Jan2026

This week in Guided Reading, the children completed Readers Theatre based on their English class read ‘The Explorer’.  We used an extract taken from ‘The Explorer’ where Fred notices a collection of tree stumps which look unusual. Upon further inspection, Fred realises that the tree stumps have bee

23Jan2026

This week Nursery has been on an adventure to space! We loved learning all about space where we found out about planets, aliens and rocket ships. We used 2D shapes to build our own rockets which we would use to travel to space, we identified circles, squares, triangles and rectangles. We talked thro

23Jan2026

Year 4 have enjoyed the start of their Geography topic this half term, all about mountains. To begin with, we have learned about how the structure of the Earth affects its features. Carefully, using pieces of paper, they demonstrated how the Earth’s tectonic plates can move in different ways to cr

23Jan2026

Year One have been extremely busy this week learning to count all the way up to 20. The children enjoyed counting forwards and backwards and also learnt how to write the numbers down in digit form.  During the week, the children were able to use counting equipment such as counters and tens and ones

23Jan2026

During science lessons this half-term, Year 6 have been studying the circulatory system. The children have been taught about the heart and the lungs as the main organs and have considered the journey of a red blood cell each time the heart pumps blood around the body. This week, the children were gi