This month’s book is All are Welcome. The book follows a group of children through a day in their school. No matter their race, religion or background, everyone is welcome. “The book shows everyone is equal. No mater who you … Continued
Pupils in Picasso class have been busy making posters to warn of global warming and to encourage everyone to do their bit to save our planet. Miss Reeder helped Ms Parvin and Mrs Wilkinson to judge the best 4, based … Continued
Following the resignation of Astrid Fox-Orband as a parent governor we are seeking nominations for a new parent governor. Parent governors are not there to represent parents but are representative of parents. Their term of office is, as for all … Continued
On Thursday 7th April, we visited Church for our school Easter service. The service included a reading from Benji, Thomas, Faith, Ethan and Elspeth in Goldsworthy class, Easter cards made by DaVinci class, a poem from Roman in Picasso Class, … Continued
This beautiful book is written by Olympic Medallist, Ibtihaj Muhammed. The story is told through the eyes of Faizah, about her sister Asiya’s first day of Hijab. Asiya’s hijab is like the ocean and they sky, no line between them, … Continued
We had a super World Book day in school. The children took part in a range of reading activities, including The Masked Reader, Story Swap and a poetry recital. The children and staff really enjoyed dressing up as their … Continued
To help us kick off Wellbeing Week, we shared the story The Mindful Dragon. The story is about a boy called Drew and his gentle dragon, Diggery Doo. It helped us to be aware of what can make us feel … Continued
On Thursday 27th January, we celebrated Christingle and Candlemas in a combined, virtual collective worship. The event was led by Father Jason, with readings from Klimt class. Each class made a Christingle, which is made of: an orange, a lighted … Continued
My book of the month is What Do You Do with a Problem? by Kobi Yamada. I used it to introduce our value of the term – Courage. “I liked the pictures,” said Jack, Da Vinci Class. “It’s good because … Continued
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