Congratulations to our two reading challenge photograph winners, who submitted photos of themselves reading in unusual places. Thanks to everyone who took part, it has been great to see so many of our pupils enjoying reading for pleasure. Photographs will be displayed for all to enjoy on each site. All children received a certificate [...]
A huge thank you to Josie O'Neil, F4CADS committee and BBQ chefs for a fantastic family Bingo event on Friday evening. With a full house of children, parents and siblings, all were poised with their dabbers, hoping to win a cash prize! Congratulations to the winners and thank you to the endless work and [...]
On Tuesday 25th March Year 5 took part in a STEM day with the Royal Air Force association. We learn that STEM stands for: Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. For the first half of the morning we were designing and then building paper rockets. Next we launched them outside with paper straws that we [...]
We have celebrated World Book Day in style here at the Junior Site! The children looked absolutely fabulous in their character costumes, showcasing a remarkable array of people and characters who have inspired them and captured their imaginations. The excitement in the air was palpable as we engaged in a variety of activities, including [...]
This half term, for our topic on Crime and Punishment, Year 5 and 6 have been enjoying the book Holes by Louis Sachar. We have been studying the book in guided reading, reading it for pleasure and a focus for our writing. We have thoroughly enjoyed this novel and to finish the half term, [...]
Our first girl's football match of 2025 went really well. The girls played fantastically with a super attitude against Brill School. We lost 1-0 but all played brilliantly. Mrs Brogan and Football Coach Mrs Swain were very proud of our team.
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On Monday the 3rd of February year 5 and 6 went to Oxford Castle and Prison. First, some of us did a workshop about Crime and Punishment that was a fascinating and exiting experience. At the same time, the other group had a tour around the castle and prison. We saw many prison cells [...]
With an emphasis on 'knowledge is power', discussions were held to include the law surrounding knife crime and peer pressure. Through a variety of age-appropriate practical activities and meaningful discussions, the children work through a scenario-based activity, identifying the choices being made and the consequences of these choices. As the scenario escalates, the children [...]
