Year 6 have been exploring street art and its place in contemporary culture. They investigated graffiti lettering and graphic design before creating their own colourful compositions using bold lettering, shapes and patterns. The children also explored how street art can communicate important social messages, focusing on issues such as the environment, equality, kindness and mental health. They used colour, imagery and symbols to create eye-catching murals that express meaning

Year 5 put their own spin on Benjamin Zephaniah's Funky Chicken in English this week! They worked together to rewrite the poem, used Purple Mash to create a beat, and then performed their own fantastic version.

Year 4 had a fantastic time during their Micro:bits workshop delivered by EngagedU. Throughout the session, they learned how to programme a Micro:bit to perform different actions and explored the basics of coding in a fun and engaging way. The children were introduced to creating commands and using variables, applying these skills to design their own rock, paper, scissors game. It was wonderful to see their enthusiasm as they experimented with code, tested their ideas, and so