We’re excited to take part in this year’s RunPudsey  event to raise money for Children in Need. The theme for 2025 is “25”  — and we can’t wait to see what our children come up with! Your child can choose any safe and sensible physical activity  linked to the number 25 — for example: Completing 25 star jumps Running or walking for 25 minutes Cycling 25 laps  around the garden Running 25 metres Whatever they choose, it’s a fantastic way to stay active and make a difference. To

This term in Jaguars we have explored the driving question, ‘What makes us who we are?’ through learning about the ancient Mayan people in history, inheritance in science, and how to work through challenging situations in PSHE. This was enhanced by our participation in the Difference project, where we explored the celebration of difference in society on many levels, and produced some excellent, thoughtful artwork capturing our thoughts.  Our history study has seen us fully de

Year 3 have had an amazing time this half term. On our trip to Flag Fen the children stepped back in time to experience what life was like in the Stone Age. They had great fun throwing spears at a wooden deer, just like ancient hunters, and sitting around a fire in a real roundhouse, imagining stories from long ago. We also examined fascinating artifacts, learning how people lived thousands of years ago. Everyone got creative with prehistoric-style painting using smushed berr

Cheetahs have had a fantastic half term packed with exciting learning! We’ve been diving into the fascinating world of Queen Victoria and discovering how she helped to shape such an incredible empire. From building railways to expanding trade across the world, we’ve explored how life changed during her reign. The children even stepped into Queen Victoria’s shoes by writing diary entries from her perspective on the day of her coronation – all the way back on the 28th of June 1