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Community Links
At Pheasey Park Primary School we encourage links with our local community.
We believe that community links are essential in the growth, development and wellbeing of all our pupils. Links with our local community help us to build relationships with groups and individuals who will provide positive role models for our children.


Reception Nativity
We are incredibly proud of all the children who took part in Reception's Christmas production. Every child sang and performed beautifully, filling the hall with festive cheer and getting us all into the Christmas spirit.


Choir Performs at The Collingwood Centre
The choir brought some festive cheer to the Collingwood Centre this week. They performed a selection of songs for the Lunch Group, filling the room with seasonal spirit. They also sang for a group of adults with additional needs and their carers, who had been invited over from the library. It was a wonderful opportunity for our pupils to share their music with the wider community and to help spread a little joy at this special time of year.


School Council Meets the Mayor
Our School Council enjoyed a wonderful afternoon visiting the Mayor’s Parlour. The children had the opportunity to meet the Mayor, learn about her role within the community, and ask thoughtful questions. They were also given a special tour of the Council Chamber, where official council meetings take place. The visit was both inspiring and informative, giving our School Council members a closer look at how local democracy works. To top off the experience, the children were del


Reception Phonics Workshops
A huge thank you to all the families who joined us for Reception’s Phonics Workshops. The children were so excited to share their learning with their grown-ups, and it was wonderful to see such enthusiasm in the room. We hope you found the session useful and that it provided some helpful ideas to support phonics learning at home.


Proud to Remember
Year 6 Badgeholders proudly represented our school at the Remembrance Wreath Laying Ceremony at Barr Beacon War Memorial. The event was led by the Mercian and Staffordshire Volunteer Regimental Associations and supported by the Barr Beacon Trust. The children had a memorable experience, learning about the importance of remembrance and the significance of honouring our fallen soldiers.


Children Enjoy Benchball Festival
On Wednesday, some Pheasey children went to Streetly Academy for a benchball festival. It was played in a non competitive atmosphere with teachers joining in if they wanted! All the children had a good time and showed excellent sportsmanship. They were a delight to take and represented the school well.


Year 1 Share Their Phonics Learning!
Thank you to all the families who were able to attend Year 1's Phonics Workshop. The children thoroughly enjoyed sharing their learning with their grown-ups, and we hope you found the session both enjoyable and useful in supporting learning at home.


Year 6 Secondary Transfer Meeting - 24th September 2025
Thank you to parent for attending the Year 6 Secondary Transfer Meeting this week. For those who were unable to join us, here is a link...


Year 6 Career Talks
May 2025 Year 6 students had an exciting careers talk with professionals from diverse fields today. This included a very brave...


Mental Health Week: Children Across the Trust Make a Difference
June 2025 During Mental Health Week, pupils across the Trust came together to raise money for the charity 'Place2Be'. This valuable...


Woodwind Concert
Tuesday 10th June Thank you also to our Woodwind Musicians who played their concert on the 10th of June and for parents and carers for...


Brass Concert
Monday 9th June 2025 Thank you to all our Brass musicians and to parents for sharing in the brass concert last week! The children did...
Year 6 SATs Workshop - January 2025
Powerpoint for the Y6 SATS Workshop for parents can be found below:


School Councillors Visit the Mayor of Walsall
January 2025 Our school councillors had a wonderful experience visiting the Mayor of Walsall. Children learnt about the history of the...
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