Thanks to you all for supporting this year's Children in Need appeal. Children have worn Pudsey ears to school, spotty clothes, yellow outfits and some have even shown their creative flair by designing their own T-shirt or covering their clothes with spots! A great team effort all round. Further...

A great week of activities has been planned by Mrs Seymour, our Diversity Champion, to celebrate the continent of Asia as we return from half-term. Pupils have participated in Indian drumming and dancing, they have learnt to identify the countries which together form the continent of Asia, beautiful...

Diwali (also known as 'divali' - derived from the Sankrit word 'deepavali' meaning 'row of lights'), is Hinduism's most popular festival.  It is the biggest festival in India and is also recognised as an official national holiday in many other countries.  I...

Monday 10th October is World Mental Health Day. The theme for Mental World Health day this year is: 'Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority'. All year groups will be participating in activities to learn more about the following aspects of good...

Congratulations to the vast numbers of pupils who were awarded with a medal today for representing the school in one or more inter-school competitions this academic year.  We were overwhelmed with the sheer numbers of medals given out during this assembly!  As always, we selected two pupil...

Today was the last day of this year's Health and Fitness Week.  All Year 6 classes took part in a 'Mental Well-being' workshop (two Year 6 classes also completed their fitness competition and one Year 6 class their intra-house competition), all Year 3 classes completed their intra-h...