We’ve had another wonderfully busy and productive week in class! Here is a round-up of what we’ve been learning, along with a few key reminders for the coming weeks. Learning Highlights This Week Maths: We have wrapped up our unit on column addition, and the children have done exceptionally well! Their accuracy and confidence in setting out calculations correctly have really grown during this unit. Science: We kicked off our new unit on Animals Including Humans. We started by

Please note that there are no piano lessons on either date, however, please be assured that children will have their full capacity of lessons this term. Guitar lessons are unaffected.

Miss Sealey's Monday after school intervention group will begin again next week!

Postponement of Wild West Day We are writing to inform you that, unfortunately, we have made the decision to postpone our scheduled Wild West Day tomorrow. The forecast for tomorrow is showing rainy and wet weather, particularly during the morning. As many of our themed games and activities require the use of the open field and school grounds, running the event in these conditions would compromise both the safety and enjoyment of the day. We have rescheduled Wild West Day for

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What a busy and productive week we’ve had in class! The children have worked remarkably hard across all subjects, and we are so proud of everything they have achieved. Here is a snapshot of what we’ve been up to this week and some important updates for the weeks ahead. 📖 English Our young authors have officially finished publishing their Iron Man stories! Every child put so much effort into planning, writing, and editing their work. They ready to be beautifully displayed on

What a Fantastic Week! What a fantastic week the children have had! They have worked hard, learned lots and shown great enthusiasm throughout the week. 🤖 English The children have created their own robot characters and written descriptive paragraphs using similes, expanded noun phrases and powerful verbs. We have seen some wonderfully imaginative ideas! 🔢 Maths We have been practising mentally adding 1s, 10s and 100s to three-digit numbers, developing our confidence and men

Another week down, and the children have been working incredibly hard! It has been wonderful to see their enthusiasm across all of our subjects, and they are settling into our classroom routines so nicely. In Maths, we have been sharpening our multiplication skills, focusing on the 3, 4, and 8 times tables. Any quick practice at home with these will really help build their confidence as we keep building on these foundations. In English and Reading the children have been enjoy

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What a fantastic and busy week we have had in Year 3! In writing, we have been working hard on The Iron Man, focusing on fronted adverbials, using conjunctions, and building excitement in our descriptions. In maths, the children have been counting in patterns of 4, 8, 50, and 100, as well as adding 1, 10, or 100 to 3-digit numbers. The children also loved immersing themselves in our Stone Age day today; lots of photos will follow soon! A huge well done to all our Star Readers

Unfortunately, the after school choir with Mrs Rees will not run this afternoon. Please collect your child at the normal time. Children in Years 5 and 6 with permission to walk home will be released at normal time. Alternatively, please book Night Owls. We aplogise for any inconvenience. Choir will start on Friday 25th September. Friday 3.20pm - 4.00pm Choir Year 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 Small hall 25/09/26 - 04/12/26 Mrs Rees 9 weeks free club Booked via Arbor

Unfortunately, the after school choir with Mrs Rees will not run this afternoon. Please collect your child at the normal time. Children in Years 5 and 6 with permission to walk home will be released at normal time. Alternatively, please book Night Owls. We aplogise for any inconvenience. Choir will start on Friday 25th September. Friday 3.20pm - 4.00pm Choir Year 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 Small hall 25/09/26 - 04/12/26 Mrs Rees 9 weeks free club Booked via Arbor

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We have been advised by Premier Education that, due to unforeseen circumstances, the club will not commence until Friday 25th September. Parents have been informed directly by Premier Education and refunds will be processed by the company. The club will now only run for 9 weeks - 25/09/26 to 04/12/26. On behalf of Premier Education, please accept our apologies for any inconvenience.

What a fantastic first full week we have had! The children have settled in brilliantly and we are so proud of how well they are adjusting to the new routines. In science, we explored different types of rocks and had plenty of fun creating our edible rocks, which the children brought home this week. We have officially started reading our new class text, The Iron Man, which has already sparked great discussion. The children enjoyed their very first Spanish lesson and were eager

Please see the updated timetable. Kindly note the following: We are unable to offer WRENS on a Monday or Tuesday this term. Any payments made will be refunded as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience. 3D printing club will run on Wednesday 16th September and thereafter will move to a Monday for the remaining 9 weeks from Monday 21st September. There are very limited space available so please contact the office for availiabilty (this is now also open to Year 4

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Dear Year 3 children and families, We are very much looking forward to welcoming you all back into the classroom tomorrow morning. We hope you are feeling excited — you are now officially in KS2! 🎉 Please remember to bring in your named pencil case. It doesn't need to be huge — in fact, a compact pencil case is best as it will fit neatly in the back of your chair and help you stay organised. Please include: ✏️ Pencil 🧽 Rubber 📏 Ruler ✏️ Sharpener 🧴 Glue stick 🖍️ Colourin

Please see the attached letter regarding the need for accurate and up-to-date information about your child's medical needs in preparation for their return to school in September. .