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 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.

Year 6 had a wonderful day on their Summer trip to Woodlands. They worked hard on all the outdoor activities and helped each other with teamwork. It was lovely to hear that they represented the school so well and 'got stuck in'!! Thank you to all the staff who also had a lovely time!!!

Our Year 4 children had a fantastic time on their residential visit to Whitemoor Lakes. They enjoyed a wide range of exciting activities, including raft building, zip wiring, orienteering, climbing and a disco. Throughout the trip, the children demonstrated teamwork, resilience and enthusiasm while creating wonderful memories with their friends. Well done, Year 4 – you were a credit to the school!

Year 5 children visited Beacon Church to explore a range of Christian artefacts and learn more about the Christian faith. During the visit, they examined important objects used in worship, including the Bible, candles, the font, the altar and the cross. The children listened carefully to explanations about the meaning and purpose of each artefact and asked thoughtful questions throughout the session. They enjoyed taking part in activities around the church and deepened their

What a wonderful show! Our Year 4 children put on an outstanding performance of the Greatest Show this week. There were solos, group singing, ensembles, dance routines and many lines to learn and they all did a brilliant job, each and every one. Thank you to families for their support, staff for their commitment and continued hard work and the children for trying their very, very best.

Year 1's History Workshop was all about 'Toys from the Past'. Children had the opportunity to play a range of board games, explore toys from the past, make a puppet, create their own puppet show and to watch a puppet show! There was lots of learning that the children will be able to apply during their History topic 'Childhood'.

Year 3 had a fantastic day stepping back in time to the Stone Age, where they discovered what life was like in a Stone Age tribe. The children explored ancient cave paintings and even created their own, gaining insight into how early humans expressed themselves. They also enjoyed trying their hand at archery and learning about the clothing worn during this period. The children explored bones too, discovering how Stone Age people used them to create tools and jewellery. It w

Thank you to our Year 3 children and School Choir for the lovely Easter Service at Beacon Church this morning. The children sang beautifully and gave us a lovely start to our Easter Celebrations Thank you to all the family and friends who joined us and Rev Chris for the warm welcome.

Fire officers visited our Year 4 class to deliver the SPARKS programme. During the session, the children learned about the common causes of fires and discussed practical ways to prevent them in everyday situations. They were encouraged to think carefully about fire safety at home and in school, including the importance of recognising potential hazards. The children also took part in an interactive hazard awareness quiz, where they worked together to identify risks and suggest

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

What an incredible three days our Year 6 pupils had on their residential visit to Laches Wood! Throughout the trip, the children were put to the test, stepping out of their comfort zones – and what resilience they showed! Whether they were conquering their fears or encouraging their friends, their determination and positive attitudes were fantastic. They demonstrated wonderful teamwork, courage and growing confidence while taking part in activities such as abseiling, crate s

Year 6 took part in the Split Second workshop, an engaging and thought-provoking session that encouraged pupils to think carefully about the choices they make and the consequences those choices can have. Through age-appropriate discussion, interactive activities and real-life scenarios, the workshop helped pupils explore how decisions made in a “split second” can impact themselves and others. The workshop was a valuable learning experience and strongly supported our commitme

Children in Year 5 enjoyed an immersive experience where they learnt all about Anglo Saxon life and the Battle of Hastings. Children explored Saxon artefacts, took part in a Witan council meeting and played traditional Anglo Saxon and Viking games. Children also used spears and shields to reenact the Battle of Hastings!

Year 1 thoroughly enjoyed their coding workshop with Engagedu. The children had a fantastic time learning how to create simple algorithms to move a character on the screen. They showed great enthusiasm, problem-solving skills, and excellent teamwork as they explored the basics of coding in a fun and engaging way.

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.

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

Our Reception children stepped into a world of festive wonder at Statfold Barn Railway. The adventure included a delightful ride on a steam train and posting their very own letters to Santa. Next stop was Mrs Claus’ bakery, where little hands decorated gingerbread with care and creativity. Giggles filled the air as the children enjoyed the old fairground rides, Finally, the highlight of the day — a special visit to Father Christmas himself, bringing smiles and sparkling ey

Thursday 13th November 2025 Year 1 had an exciting day at the Museum of Childhood at Sudbury, enhancing their learning in history. The children became toy detectives, exploring toys from the past and comparing them to the ones they play with today. They also stepped back in time to experience what it was like to go to school during the Victorian period. In the Victorian school room, the children wrote on slates and learned about the rules and expectations for children at that