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This week, we took time to reflect on the journey Jesus took to the cross. As we learned about His final days, we thought carefully about the love, courage, and forgiveness He showed, even when things were difficult. Spending time reflecting helped us understand why Jesus’ example is so important. We also explored different ways we can try to be more like Jesus in our own lives. We talked about how small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and how sharing what we have

Today, Mrs Morris and the School Council proudly announced the winner of our Behaviour Policy competition! The School Council worked incredibly hard to create a child-friendly version of our policy, making sure it is clear and easy for everyone to understand. They then invited their classmates to bring it to life by designing bright, engaging and fun layouts. We are delighted to celebrate our lucky winner—well done! A fantastic effort from everyone involved in helping make o

To continue with our Networks unit in Computing, today Year 3 looked at packet data. We linked back to our understanding of how the internet works from our previous lesson and focused in more detail on how files are sent through networks. We then designed our own ‘files’ and broke them down into packet data. Each packet had its own instructions to help the user assemble the file. We also learned about what happens when packet data is incomplete or the instructions don’t work

Year 6 have thoughtfully considered their own spiritual growth, taking time to think about how they can continue to grow as individuals. The children created hands to take home, adding them to their growing sunflower Each hand represents ways they can help themselves and support others, serving as a reminder of the importance of kindness, care and compassion in their daily lives. A beautiful and meaningful activity—well done, Year 6

What a super, busy week for Year 4! They started the week with Bikeability, followed by a rugby tournament and Stations of the Cross at the Cathedral.

On Friday, Year 5 led a wonderful Celebration of the Word, focusing on the Annunciation and the role of Mary. They thoughtfully linked this to Red Nose Day and the important work carried out by Comic Relief, reflecting on the theme of loving your neighbour. In Maths this week, we began our new topic on graphs. The children particularly enjoyed creating their own line graphs and interpreting the data. English lessons have been great fun, as the children have been inventing the

Thank you to Mrs Mooney and the Faith in Action team for our wonderful Stations of the Cross reflection day. It was lovely to see all of the children spending time at the different prayer stations as they followed Jesus’ journey to the cross They were incredibly reflective, prayerful and peaceful throughout—such a special and meaningful experience for everyone.

This morning, our Faith in Action team led the whole school in a meaningful worship as they guided us through the Stations of the Cross.

Today, Year 4 joined their peers from Catholic primary schools across the city for a special visit to the Cathedral, where they took part in the Stations of the Cross. It was a thoughtful and reflective experience and the children showed great respect and reverence throughout. We are very proud of how they represented our school.

This week in Year 2 the children have carried on making their fairground wheels in DT, working on the fittings that will hold the wheel securely and help it spin freely. They’ve been really focused, testing out ideas, sharing tools sensibly, and getting excited as their wheels start to actually look and work like the real thing! In maths, the children have been working hard to understand arrays and how they help us with multiplication and division. They’ve explored arrays usi

Year 5 had a lovely time worshipping with their families today. They reflected on the Annunciation and Mary saying “yes” to God, thinking about what this means for us in our own lives. They also explored the importance of giving, linking their worship to Red Nose Day and how we can help others.

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating Eid al‑Fitr! Wishing all of our families who are celebrating a wonderful day and weekend!

In RE, Year 4 have been getting creative by making their own podcasts They explored how Christians live during Lent, sharing their ideas and understanding in a fun and engaging way. It was fantastic to see their confidence and creativity shine!

Today, our Mini Vinnies led a fantastic assembly all about Comic Relief They spoke confidently and clearly, sharing how the charity makes a real difference to vulnerable people and communities both here in the UK and across the world. It was an engaging and informative presentation that inspired us all.

Children from across the school looked amazing for Comic Relief There were so many smiles, lots of laughter and plenty of fun, all while raising money for such a fantastic cause. We are so proud of everyone for getting involved!

Year 5 have had a fantastic week at school, full of enthusiasm and teamwork. In English, the children worked collaboratively to recount different parts of our class text, Who Let the Gods Out? They thoroughly enjoyed retelling the story and developing their summarising skills, showing great creativity and confidence. In French, the class embraced their speaking skills by holding simple conversations about their favourite beverages. It was wonderful to see their growing confi

In their RISE session today, Year 1 explored the Rabbit Zone. They thought about how they might feel in this zone and discussed ways they could support themselves. The children then enjoyed some mindful time, thinking about their happy place—focusing on everything they could see, hear, feel and smell—before recording it in their workbooks and reflecting on why it helps them feel calm. A lovely session focused on wellbeing and self-awareness.

This week, our whole school community is proudly celebrating Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Today, every class explored the many different types of neurodiversity and discovered how our brains can work in wonderfully unique ways. The children reflected on how they can support one another, showing kindness, understanding and respect for everyone’s differences. To finish, they celebrated their amazing brains by recognising their own strengths – a brilliant reminder that what

Year 3 learned about the beliefs of Stone Age man in their History lesson this week. We looked at Long barrows and burial rituals as well as the significance of Stonehenge and the wy they worshipped nature. We made our own models of Stonehenge which were probably considerably easier to make than the real thing!

Today, Father Michael celebrated Mass with us It was a truly special time of worship, with everyone reading, singing, and praying so beautifully. We are so proud of the reverence and participation shown by all.