Blog by Jo Hurley

The Upper School class visited St Peter’s Church on Friday afternoon to continue their learning about the symbolism of baptism. Rev Paul very kindly talked to the children about what baptism is and how it takes place at St Peter’s Church. Some of the children also found their names in the…

The children made cup and string telephones to explore sounds. 

Oscar and Noah were this week’s Dojo competition winners this week. Year 5 won overall and earned themselves an extra play time. Well done! 

This week Bethan won the Dojo competition for Year 3/4 and Harry and Leon were joint winners for Year 5/6    The overall winning year group was Year 3 and they won an extra play time! Well done! 

We had a fantastic time at Hothersall Lodge as you can see in our photo gallery.

Kial is this week’s Dojo winner and Year 3 won overall. Well done! 

Other winners this week are-

Caitlyn

Leon and Kingsley.

Florence and James.

The children of Upper School were excited to welcome Sonya Scott to the class on Friday afternoon not only because she is Caitlyn’s mum but also because she is a very experienced physiotherapist at the hospital. She brought her CPR doll with her and all the children were taught life saving skills…

Jasmine and Ruby are this week’s Dojo competition winners. Year 3 and 5 won overall. 

Well done!

The Year 6s performed brilliantly for their families in their end of year play ‘I’m a Year 6 Get Me Out of Here!’  

Plenty of tears were shed and lots of laughter had as parents and grandparents watched the children sing, dance and act. 

Well done Year 6!

After picking lots of new and exciting books at Waterstones, a good time was had by all at the Year 6 leavers’ meal at Pizza Express last night. The children enjoyed piles of pizza and gallons of juice before finishing it all off with McDonalds ice creams.

Thanks to Mrs Humphries for organising…

On Thursday 12th July, the children in Upper School enjoyed a day out at Martin Mere WWT where they carried out an invertebrates hunt and identified what they found. They also explored other types of habitats and watched how the animals and birds interacted and behaved. We had a great day, learnt…

The children have been learning about habitats and life cycles this term and so it was lovely to welcome Jeremy the bee keeper into our class to teach us about bees.