To our Muslim families we wish a happy celebration of the birth of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH). There are not many Islamic festivals and celebrations during the latter part of this year and Milad (also called Mawlid) will be on…
This half term, Year 4 have chosen Quiet Voices as our Kagan Target Social Skill! It is something the whole class agreed on and have been working hard on, making sure they have quiet voices in a range of scenarios.…
Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the Jewish calendar spans Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th October this year. Please see this video to find out more about it with your children: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGrK2Zzvjew
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…
In Year 3, we are focussing on Following Directions, especially our whole-school quiet signal. This is important so that we can make the most of our learning time.
We are getting stuck into some tricky maths in Year 3 and have enjoyed using Fan ‘n’ Pick to secure our knowledge and understanding of large numbers: And we have helped our partners partition these large numbers using Rally Coach:…
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…
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…