Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Year 3 Sharing Assembly

  Tue 30 Jun 2026

  This week the children in year 3 had their sharing assembly. Children shared their wonderful learning to parents who joined us on the date. Children spoke to the adults about their current and previous learning in lessons such as geography and mathematics. To end the sharing assembly, children performed a dance to the audience.

  

• Year 1 End of Year Visit

  Tue 30 Jun 2026

  Year 1 embarked on an exciting London transport adventure, perfectly bringing their History learning on Travel and Transport to life. To experience different modes of travel firsthand, the children travelled across the city using the Elizabeth line, DLR, and Jubilee line, before soaring across the River Thames on the spectacular IFS Cloud Cable Cars. Our young historians spotted and sketched various vehicles, including passing boats and aeroplanes. Throughout the day, the children engaged in fantastic discussions about how transport has changed over time, reflecting on how modern engineering makes it much easier for people to travel around the world today compared to the past. The children showed wonderful curiosity and exemplary behaviour on every leg of the journey.

  

• Residential at Gilwell Park- day 2

  Wed 24 Jun 2026

  After an eventful night filled with thunderstorms, we greeted the new day with excitement. We fuelled our bodies with scrumptious breakfast before heading to the morning activities. Some of us had the go at rock climbing, while others tried their ball skills in Aeroball. The highlight for the day definitely was the zip wire. After lunch we rotated to different activities before having a rest under the trees. Dinner was a hit and we finished day two with a shared campfire. Good night, everyone!

  

• Year 4 Sharing Assembly

  Tue 23 Jun 2026

  The year 4 pupils put on a truly great performance during their special assembly for parents, confidently showcasing everything they have learned this term. They proudly displayed their vibrant printmaking artwork and shared exciting memories from their immersive Mexico day in geography. In maths, the children explained how they have mastered working with decimals, while in science, they spoke about the important parts of the human digestive system. Finally, they shared their persuasive English work, reading out the moving letters they wrote to MPs urging them to keep borders open.

  

• Residential at Gilwell Park- day 1

  Tue 23 Jun 2026

  We arrived safely at Gilwell Park in Epping Forest earlier today via coach. Upon reaching our campsite (we are staying in the tented village), we quickly got settled and explored the local area. The weather has been lovely and we are lucky to be surrounded by majestic trees. After dinner later, we will play some board games and put our athletic skills to the test. 

  To end our first day, we are planning to watch the sunset before wishing each other goodnight. We are looking forward to a fun-filled day tomorrow!

   

  

• NHS Oral Health Workshop for Parents and Year 1 Pupils

  Thu 18 Jun 2026

  We were delighted to welcome an NHS Child Health Practitioner to school to deliver an informative oral health workshop for parents and carers. The session highlighted the importance of healthy teeth and explained how children’s teeth develop from an early age. Parents learned about the impact poor oral health can have on children’s wellbeing, confidence, learning, and overall health.

  The workshop explored the causes of tooth decay and cavities, as well as practical ways to prevent them. Helpful advice was shared on effective toothbrushing techniques, choosing the right toothpaste, supporting children to brush their teeth correctly, and the importance of regular dental check-ups.

  Following the parent session, our Year 1 pupils took part in an engaging workshop where they learned how to keep their teeth and mouths healthy. Through fun activities and discussions, children gained valuable knowledge about caring for their teeth and developing lifelong healthy habits.

   

  

• Year 6 Visits Manor Park Library

  Mon 08 Jun 2026

  On Monday 8th June, year 6 visited Manor Park Library to find out about this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. We were told all about the challenge, what we had to do, and how we could help the school stand a chance at winning the Summer Reading Challenge trophy. Then we spent time reading through books with our friends.

  

• Year 5 Visits Manor Park Library

  Fri 05 Jun 2026

  Pupils in year 5 visited Manor Park Library earlier today, where they were welcomed by the library staff and excited to learn about this year's Summer Reading Challenge.

  The theme for 2026 is "Read to the Beat", which celebrates the joy of reading through music, rhythm and creativity. The children discovered that by reading six books or more over the summer, they can earn exciting rewards including stickers, bookmarks and medals. The children were eager to explore books across genres and even spent some time reading to get a flavour of the books on offer!

   

  

• Pizza Making in Year 2

  Fri 05 Jun 2026

  As part of their upcoming Design and Technology unit on pizzas, year 2 took part in an exciting pizza-making workshop. The children worked collaboratively to create the dough before kneading and shaping their own individual pizza bases. They then selected and added their favourite toppings to create their own unique and delicious pizzas. The workshop provided a valuable hands-on experience and gave the children a wonderful opportunity to develop their cooking skills while having lots of fun. Children were able  to develop their food preparation skills, explore ingredients and work collaboratively. Year 2 thoroughly enjoyed this immersive experience and were very proud of the tasty pizzas they created!

  

• Year 3 Visits Manor Park Library

  Wed 03 Jun 2026

  This week, the children in year 3 took a trip to Manor Park Library to attend the launch of the Summer Reading Challenge. The children had some time to explore some of the amazing books which can be found in the library and read a few of them. Some of the children were really enthusiastic about the books and said they would come back with an adult and borrow some books to take home! It was a great experience for all.