Earlier this week, Year 6 went to the Sea Life Centre. The next day, we used Google Docs to write up out own blog post/recounts of the visit. We hope you enjoy reading them! Click on the links below to…
This term, we are working on the unit "Communication and Collaboration". Last time, we found out what IP addresses mean and their function, and this week we moved on to Data Packages. We explored what this means and how they…
As we start our new year, year 6 decided that we should practise and focus on "Active Listening" as our target social skill for this half term. We discussed what this looks like... and then went onto what it sounds…
On Tuesday 19th July, 11 intrepid Super Choir members battled 34°C heat and train delays to take part in the first Youth Proms since 2019. This fabulous event, organised by our very own Sarah Baker and the Services for Education…
This week, Year 6 have been designing and crafting clay memento tiles as part of saying goodbye to their time at Tiverton. We can't wait to see them once they are painted!
Great fun was had today as Year 6 celebrated their time together at Tiverton with a fun-filled day at Drayton Manor! Lots of queueing and rides later, we all returned home with smiley faces and soggy clothes!
On Tuesday 28th June 2022, Year 6 got the opportunity to interview A.M.Dassu about her new book "Fight Back". They loved hearing about her inspiration and her feelings about equality and inclusion in society today. She was impressed with our…
Today, Y5 & 6 rounded off their ‘Making the News’ topic with a trip to The Museum of Cannock Chase. During the day, they had opportunity to construct their own gas masks and find out about the types of foods…
An enterprising Year 6 child has organised a collection for the refugees in Ukraine. Pairing up with the charity Goods for Good, she sent out a flyer on the newsletter asking for donations and Tiverton families responded! What a fantastic…
On Thursday 19th May, Year 5 & 6 went to Edgbaston Cricket ground to take part in an attempt to break the world record for the largest cricket lesson. There were approximately 700 people taking part! The previous world record…