Sports day winner!

At the end of the day Miss Longmire announced the winner of the sports day and after keeping score from all of the stations the winner was………………………. It was a DRAW!!!!!!! We both did amazing and we are ready for the weekend!                              

The euro final 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

We are sure lots of us stayed up late to watch the Euro final between Italy and England and unfortunately England just missed out on penalties. Even though we did not win, getting to the final was a big achievement for our team and we are all proud of the team for getting so far. To celebrate we took part in a Euro party, we decorated our classroom with the flags we had made and Read more

Sports day 🥎

All of Reception took part in a mini sports day with both Bluebells and Snowdrops. The sun was beaming so we all had a drink of water to take outside with us. We had five different stations, dodgeball, football, egg and spoon, obstacle and also javelin. Bluebells and Snowdrops were against each other to battle it out for the winner. We all took part in the stations and worked really hard even in the hot Read more

Leavers’ Banner Service

Unfortunately, the Year 6 Banner service couldn’t be held at the cathedral this year, however resources were sent so we could hold our own service in school.   Rev. Kirsty led the service for us and the children shared songs and prayers they had written themselves.  

🦎 🕷 🦂 Crazy creatures visit Juniper 🦂 🕷 🦎

Year 5 have had a fantastic afternoon with Emma and her crazy creatures. As a special end of year treat, and to link with our current science topic, we had a special visitor come to school with a selection of her fantastic creatures. We met a monitor lizard, snake, scorpion, bearded dragon, chameleon, tortoise, geckos and a tarantula. As well as learning lots of information from Emma about the animals, we also got to stroke Read more

Crazy Creatures visiting Year 5 Pine

Year 5 Pine had a fantastic morning with Emma from Crazy Creatures today. We have learnt lots in our science lessons about animals and we learnt even more amazing facts today. We were able to ask lots of interesting questions. We also got the chance to handle some of these wonderful animals. We enjoyed meeting and stroking the boss monitor lizard. The class were very brave and most children held a bearded dragon, a chameleon, Read more

Viking Day

Maple have spent this half term learning about ‘Raiders and Traders’. They have thoroughly enjoyed our Viking Day today. We began by making some Viking oatcakes, which we enjoyed later on in the day while watching our Viking Tale show. We also made some Viking jewellery, writing our names using the Viking alphabet. Most of us got really messy using clay to sculpt Thor’s hammer! Mrs Grindrod and Mrs King even dressed up as Viking Read more

Year 5 stand against racism!

Following the recent media coverage about racist comments made towards members of the England football team, Year 5 pulled away from our usual timetable to discuss our thoughts, feelings and opinions on racism and to learn more about what we can do as individuals to help make a change. I was so incredibly impressed by the maturity of the children during this discussion. Each and every child shared such strong feelings about the subject that Read more

A poem for Rashford, Saka and Sancho…

Yesterday, our lesson started with discussions about the vandalism of the Marcus Rashford mural in Manchester and the disgraceful racist abuse Rashford, Saka and Sancho have received online after England’s defeat. We learnt about what racism is and how we can all play a part to educate others, and ourselves further, to help fight racism. We read a book called ‘The Skin i’m in’, this lead in to further discussions about equality and diversity in Read more

Our heroes

This week we have been celebrating England coming second in the Euros, which was a massive achievement. They played so hard and would have been under extreme pressure. Unfortunately some of the players received some racist abuse for missing the penalties. We looked at how everyone is unique and has different colour hair, eyes and skin- we celebrate this in school. In class the children wanted to show their support to these players and help Read more