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Tumbling Toast!

This week has been all about toast! The children have learnt about ‘Murphy’s Law’ that ‘if something can go wrong it will go wrong!’ They have investigated the question, ‘Why does toast always land buttered Read more…

National Storytelling Week

For national storytelling week in Reception, we have been reading and listening to a poem called ‘Earthworms’ by Simon Mole. We have then watched Simon Mole and Gecko perform the poem. After being inspired by Read more…

Pine’s Shared Learning

A really big thank you to all parents/carers who attended our shared learning session yesterday. Everyone created some amazing artwork linked to our work on Biomes in Geography. There were some excellent artist skills on Read more…

Promoting self- efficacy

In our recent collective worship assembly, we focused on the theme of self-efficacy and the importance of believing in ourselves. We explored the story of The Tortoise and the Hare, discussing how the tortoise succeeds Read more…

Predators and preys

Today we became predators and preys! Some of us were snowshoe hares. We were safe in our burrows but we had to leave to gather food if we were captured by a lynx we were Read more…

Computing Quality Framework

We’re proud to receive the Computing Quality Mark! Awarded by the National Centre for Computing Education, recognising our great computing education across the school.      

National story telling week

On Tuesday, we had the amazing opportunity to take part in a virtual workshop called “Soundtrack Your Story” with the inspiring Alim Kamara. During the session, we collaborated with him to create a rap that Read more…

RE Kahoot

During our RE lessons this half term we have looked at what it is like to be a Hindu in Britain today. Today we completed a kahoot quiz to check our knowledge. We answered questions Read more…

Micro bits- stepper

During our computer lesson, we created codes to turn the microbits into steppers to track our steps. We had to do a bit of debugging but we managed to track our steps by the end Read more…