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Summer Term 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Last newsletter of the year and the last newsletter written by me! What an emotional day it has been for our Year 6 children (and parents...and staff!). These children have embraced all that the last year has had to offer - their excellent performance in Joseph, their end of year SATs results, their reports and their Leavers Assembly today. A lovely way to end the year! Our achievement assemb

Our Year 6 children absolutely blew our socks off with their incredible performance of Joseph! Their talent, confidence, enthusiasm, and teamwork shone through from start to finish, making it a performance to remember. We are so proud of every single child for their hard work and dedication. What a fantastic way to celebrate the end of their primary school journey—well done, Year 6!

For their final meeting of the year, our Eco Warriors requested a birdwatch, so on Friday we took our packed lunches out onto the field and enjoyed lunch surrounded by nature. We used the Merlin app to listen to the sounds of birds; we heard blue tits, sparrows and a magpie and we saw pigeons, blue tits and black birds! We even saw a pigeon protecting its nest! Such a lovely idea from the Eco Warriors and a tradition we hope to continue.

We are delighted to have once again been awarded the Eco-Schools Green Flag, with Merit! The assessors were impressed with the school’s engagement in a range of environmental issues across the community. They were pleased to hear about the success of our textile collections, Christmas jumper stall and book swaps. These events could not go ahead without your support, so thank you! The Eco Warriors are very proud of their achievement – and so they should be!

Year 1 had a fantastic time taking part in their Scootability session! They learned all about staying safe on their scooters, including the important safety checks to carry out before setting off and the many benefits of scooting, such as keeping active and helping the environment. The children then put their skills into practice by riding around the playground, scooting from cone to cone to build their confidence before progressing to weaving between obstacles. This helped t

Well done to our Year 2 children, who put on a wonderful performance of Cinderella and Rockerfella. We are so proud of their confidence, enthusiasm, and hard work. They entertained us all with a fantastic show!

Our Year 5/6 girls' cricket team travelled to Wolverhampton University to compete in an exciting cricket tournament against schools from across the area. The team played four matches during the day, winning one and losing three. Throughout the tournament, the girls showed great determination, teamwork and resilience, giving their best in every game. Most importantly, they thoroughly enjoyed the experience, developed their cricket skills and represented the school with pride.

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.

Summer Term 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, The weather has dominated the school this week. After our lovely Reception/Nursery Sports Day at the start of the week, we have had to reschedule the remaining events and put measures in place to support the children through the heatwave. We are so proud of the children - their behaviour has been exceptional despite the heat - and they have been very sensible in following all directives to h

Year 3 enjoyed an exciting visit to Dudley Zoo to support their science learning about animals. During the trip, pupils had the opportunity to observe a wide variety of animals and learn about different species from around the world. They explored the zoo's habitats, discovered interesting facts about animal adaptations and behaviours.

Year 2 had a fantastic visit to Tamworth Castle, where they explored the castle and dressed up in historical costumes, bringing history to life through hands-on learning.

A fantastic afternoon at the Elston Hall World Cup Football Tournament for Year 5 and 6 ⚽️ Round 1 ended with a 3-0 win against Goldthorn with goals from Reggie, Hayden and Mason. Round 2 saw us win again 1-0 against Palmers Cross with a goal from Mason. Round 3 was our top game against Tipton Green where we won 4-0, a hat trick from Mason and a goal from Reggie. Round 4 our luck dropped against Edward the Elder and we lost 2-0. Round 5 was our toughest game as we faced Els

Children who have been learning woodwind instruments enjoyed the opportunity to perform and celebrate their achievements from across the year. Their confident performances highlighted the progress they have made and the commitment they have shown.

Children who have been taking string lessons enjoyed performing and showcasing everything they have learned throughout the year. They played with confidence and enthusiasm, demonstrating the skills they have developed through their hard work, dedication and practice.

Year 4 enjoyed performing to parents and carers on the steel pans, showcasing everything they have learned throughout the year. The children played with confidence and enthusiasm, demonstrating the skills they have developed through their hard work and practice. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate their achievements and share their musical talents with family.

Year 1 had a wonderful time visiting Beacon Church. During their visit, the children learned about baptism and enjoyed acting out a baptism using Elsa the doll. They also took part in creative activities, making a colourful cross and creating a beautiful dove collage. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn about an important Christian celebration in a fun and engaging way.

On Friday, 12th June 2026, our school celebrated our annual Pyjamarama event, with children and staff embracing the fun by coming to school in their favourite pyjamas. Throughout the day, pupils took part in a range of exciting literacy activities inspired by much-loved authors, characters and stories. The event provided a wonderful opportunity to promote a love of reading while encouraging creativity, imagination and discussion about books. Children also brought in their fav