Phase One
Have you been missing us?
Well, we have been missing you and we wanted to say hello in our own unique way...check it out!
Our Phase One lead is Miss Johnson
Follow this link to access a free information book explaining the coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler.
Once upon a Christmas...
We are all so proud of the children in phase one, they have put on two outstanding performances, they have been a pleasure to watch. They all remembered their lines, knew where they needed to be, sang all the songs beautifully and had fun! Well done phase one! We hope you have a lovely Christmas doing the things you love and having a well earned rest. See you in 2020.
Party, party, party!
Phase one had a fabulous time partying. Pass the parcel, lots of food and traditional party games, what more could you wish for?!
All Aboard!
Yesterday phase one had a fabulous day, drinking hot chocolate, watching The Polar Express and participating in some exciting, wintry activities, including reindeer craft, mindful meditation and decorating snowy biscuits. Unfortunately the adults were also having so much fun with the children too, that they didn't have time to take pictures.
Thank you all for coming to school in pyjamas, if only every day could be like that! :)
Christmas fun has begun!
Today the children have found out what their part is in our Christmas nativity. Make sure you ask your child what they are! We are ALL so excited! 
Mad Science
Phase 1 enjoyed the ‘Mad Science’ assembly, learning about reaction times, lung capacity and fire!
Children In Need
On Friday children across the whole school took part in Joe Wicks' fitness challenge, he is encouraging schools up and down the UK to get together and get active to help change young lives.
Just keep running!
As a school we took part in a challenge that meant we had to run 1000 miles in one day. Reception and year one took part and I think all of the teachers involved were super impressed with all of the children's efforts and determination. Reception were set the challenge of 8 laps and year one 16 laps, all children tried their best to do that many and more, with smiles on their faces and enough enthusiasm to get the adults round too!
As a school we achieved our goal and managed to raise money for the NSPCC, thank you to all who sponsored the children and supported such a great cause.