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  • NSPCC – Stay Safe, Speak Out!

    As the UK’s largest children’s charity, the NSPCC are committed to making sure that they help schools around the country keep their pupils safe. The aim of the NSPCC is to empower and help children and to provide teachers all across the UK with the tools to do that because we know that through working together, the NSPCC and the whole school community can have tremendous impact in preventing abuse and keeping children and young people safe. Due to the effects of the corona virus pandemic one element of the NSPCC’s service is the online ‘Speak Out, Stay Safe’ programme. As part of our safeguarding procedures the school delivered the online assembly to the different year groups.
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  • The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

    After a very long wait the children were finally able to watch a live performance of ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’ in the school hall. The show was due to take place in September 2020 but due to COVID restrictions this was delayed until the 17th of May. In order to keep to the safety guidelines, the M and M Production Company came to school with one main performer and the rest of the cast joined virtually through a 20 feet wide HD screen. The children were able to join in with the singing and dancing and really enjoyed a good laugh during the show.
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  • National Smile Month

    National Smile Month is a charity campaign all about championing the benefits of having good oral health and promoting the value of a healthy smile. Between 17 May and 17 June, the Oral Health Foundation will be raising awareness of important health issues and ready to put a smile on everybody's face. We want you to join us and make a positive difference to the oral health of millions of people. During National Smile Month, we are promoting four key messages for better oral health: Brush teeth for two minutes, last thing at night and one other time during the day, with a fluoride toothpaste.
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  • The Brilliant Club 2021

    12 Year 6 pupils graduated from the Scholars Programme, having undertaken seminars with a university tutor and completing an assignment on 'What is fairness?' All pupils received individual feedback from their assignment and we are proud to say that several of our pupils achieved a first class honors. We know that these children will continue to achieve greatness and be leaders of the future. CONGRATULATIONS to the brilliant club graduates of 2021! Click the link for the rationale for the brilliant club.
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  • Anti-bullying Week

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  • Super Safe School Meals

    Welcome back to super safe School meals! Our school meal provider - Olive Dining has created a short e-booklet to offer comfort and reassurance that school lunches will continue to be prepared and served safely from September 2021. The guide includes an embedded video message from our Senior Nutritionist discussing school food standards and a link for parents to see if they are eligible for free school meals. If you have any feedback or questions, please do let us know.
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  • Black Lives Matter

    A Parent's Guide to Black Lives Matter Resources, Activities, and Tips for Families to empower children to work towards racial equality and inspire healthy, open, and honest discussion. Please download the fully formatted PDF version by clicking below.
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  • Aspirations Week

    Children celebrated Aspirations Week by taking part in assemblies throughout the week delivered by people from different professions who spoke about how they aspired to work in their roles after many years of hard work and study as well as learning the skills of perseverance and resilience. Children finished the week on Friday with a dress up day where they wore clothes or costumes of jobs they wish to do when they are older.
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  • Oompa Loompa Day 2020

    As Year 6 pupils head towards the end of their unit on Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory it was time for them once again to engage in the annual Oompa Loompa day. The pupils all looked fantastic as they swarmed onto the playground complete with green hair, orange faces and white eyebrows. Many of the children opted to create their own costume from scratch as well which was very impressive to see. During the morning's extended English focus the children analysed the different texts and movies portrayals of the Oompa Loompas and examined what was similar or different.
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  • Science Selfie 2020

    After the amazing participation and excitement during the 2019 Science Selfie competition our science coordinator just couldn't resist the urge to hold the competition again this year. Once again we were amazed and intrigued by over 40 children's entries. Science carried out at home varied from trips to places of scientific interest, home-made snow, jellied eggs, gas inflating balloons and exploding volcanoes. There was a huge variety of projects sent in, and truly they were all lovely.
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