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Year 2 have had a fantastic week of learning. In Art, the children enjoyed experimenting with colour mixing, working brilliantly in pairs to explore how different colours can be combined to create new shades. In Gymnastics PE, they worked extremely hard practising their running and jumping skills, focusing on safely jumping onto the vaulting box, balancing with control, and performing confident jumps. The children showed excellent teamwork, determination, and enthusiasm.

Children in Year 3 led a beautiful class worship based on the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. We thought about how desperate Zacchaeus was to see Jesus and the impact this had on his life. Our leaders asked us to think about ways that we could see Jesus more clearly so that we could make a change in our lives in the way Zacchaeus did. We hung out promises on a prayer tree.

Inspired by our English text, ‘Cloud Tea Monkeys’ by Mal Peet, Year 3 have been learning about the importance of Fair Trade and the impact it can have on the world’s tea trade. We are working towards writing a persuasive piece of writing encouraging people to buy Fair Trade products where possible. We are trying to use a variety of different types of sentences in our writing as well as including facts and opinions to strengthen our argument.

Year 5 have had a brilliant week at school. Their first session of Gaelic football was a huge success, with everyone learning lots of new skills and showing great enthusiasm throughout. In Maths this week, we have been focusing on shape, and the children were fantastic at using mathematical vocabulary to describe 3D shapes. In Geography, we have been learning all about the impact of erosion on the Holderness Coast, and the children have really enjoyed exploring how the coastl

Year 6 enjoyed revising their maths knowledge today by playing a range of dominoes-based games! The activities were a fun and engaging way to practise key skills, strengthen memory and revisit important concepts through teamwork and problem-solving. A fantastic way to make revision enjoyable while building confidence in maths!

Year 6 took part in a grammar revision challenge today, using their knowledge of word classes and the active and passive voice to compete in teams. This was a great way to deepen understanding, revise key concepts and develop communication skills by explaining meanings and ideas to others. Fantastic teamwork and discussion throughout — well done Year 6! 🌟👏

Year 6 have enjoyed beginning to learn the skills needed to play Gaelic football today! The children practised a range of techniques, showing great enthusiasm, teamwork and determination as they developed their passing, movement and ball control skills. A fantastic start to learning a new sport!

Year 3 thoroughly enjoyed their first Gaelic football PE lesson. We learned new skills involved in the game and had great fun playing 'cross the river'.

Year 6 worked brilliantly in teams today to complete a mathematical treasure hunt! The children solved questions on a range of different maths concepts, with each correct answer leading them to the next clue. A fun and engaging way to revise all of our topics while showing great teamwork and problem-solving skills! 🌟

Children from Year 3 led a beautiful class worship based on our current worship theme, Discipleship. The children took inspiration from the Scripture -Jesus sends out the disciples Matthew 28:18-20. As a response to the Scripture they asked their friends to each place a candle in a circle around the Scripture and cross to symbolise the job that the disciples had to spread the message and light of Christ all around the world. They also included one of our favourite hymns, Chil

Year 4 love completing their movement breaks in the sunshine; challenging themselves to run further each day. In French, they are working so hard to use plurals to dfescribe room sin the home.

Today we were delighted to welcome back author Naomi to judge the fantastic stories written by our KS2 pupils. A huge well done to our talented Year 6 writers, who each received a prize for their brilliant creativity and imaginative ideas! 🌟👏 Year 6 had a great time playing rounders today! Everyone showed excellent teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout the games. Well done to all of our players for supporting each other and giving their best effort!

Year 1 have had a truly lovely and productive week, filled with curiosity, teamwork, and creativity across the curriculum. In Maths, the children have been exploring the concept of mass. They began by comparing objects to decide which were heavier or lighter, before moving on to using non-standard units to measure the mass of different classroom items. It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they developed their understanding through hands-on investigation. In E

Year 5 have enjoyed another fantastic and productive week at school. In English, the children have been busy writing their own prequels to the story Rumaysa. They have impressed us all with their ambitious vocabulary choices, confident use of clauses, and detailed characterisation. It has been wonderful to see their creativity flourish, with each story offering a unique and engaging perspective. As part of our upcoming Play Festival, we have been exploring The Tempest in grea

In their Outdoor Adventurous Activities PE unit, Year 3 have been working on their team building skills. Today, we focused on the importance of clear communication between a team. We were challenged to each take turns to be a leader and give clear instructions to our team to help them to spell out a mystery word. We had to adapt our instructions when they were misunderstood or unclear to help our team to be successful. This also meant our team mates had to listen carefully to

Year 3 explored how shadows change during their science investigation! They experimented with different angles of a light source to see how it affected the length of shadows. The children made predictions, tested their ideas, and observed how moving the light higher or lower changed what they saw. There were lots of great discussions and thoughtful observations as they worked like real scientists!

Year 6 have wrapped up their RISE project this week, and what a fantastic way to finish! They spent time reflecting on the different strategies they’ve learned to support themselves in each of the Zones of Regulation, thinking carefully about what works best for them as individuals. It’s been wonderful to see their growing self-awareness and confidence in managing their emotions. In the photos, the children have chosen to share pieces of work they are particularly proud of—wo

Friday 24th April 2026