Last Wednesday, our school field came alive with laughter, cheers, and a splash of water as children from all year groups took part in our much-anticipated ‘After-School Sportsfest!’
Robins and Ducklings have a great day out at Kingsbury Water Park.
Mighty Manor came out winners out of the 10 teams from across Tamworth schools in the Tag Rugby tournament held this week at Tamworth Rugby Club.
Last Friday, our Year 5/6 pupils enjoyed a fantastic day out at Buzzards Valley Nature Reserve, packed with fresh air, fun, and unforgettable memories!
Year 5/6 DT Cooking: Spaghetti Bolognese Adventure! This term, our Year 5 and 6 pupils have been getting hands-on in the kitchen as part of our Design and Technology (DT) curriculum, learning how to cook a delicious and nutritious Spaghetti Bolognese from scratch!
Welcome to the Jolly Robin, the best pirate boat ever!
Owls Class visited Wroxeter Roman City today!
Success in the swimming gala finals!
On Monday, Year 5 were in the fortunate position to be the very first school to attend the new Buzzards Valley Nature Trail.
Owls Class have created their seasonal tarts/pastries today. Children peeled, chopped and grated their way through a range of fresh produce and created some healthy and delicious-looking dishes. In the afternoon, children evaluated their creations by judging the overall look, taste and texture of their designs.
In recent weeks, Penguins Class have delved into an exciting journey of artistic discovery in their art lessons, honing their creativity, technique, and creativity. The focus has been on portraits—a timeless and expressive form of art. Here's a peek into what they've been learning and creating:
As the sun comes out and the Easter holidays approach, we would like to remind children and parents about staying safe in and around water. We recently hosted the Canal & River Trust to do an assembly for years 1-6 based around the dangers our local waterways can pose and how to stay as safe as possible around water.
The main message from the visit was Stay Away From the Edge (SAFE), but children also explored ways in which they could help someone in the water, such as using life rings, balls and bottles full of air. Children were taught they should NEVER go in the water to help someone else.
For extra information please visit the Canal and River Trust site here: https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/explorers/schools/water-safety
