The KS2 class had an amazing day at Tamworth Castle on Tuesday 24th February! We truly stepped back in time to the age of Saxons and Vikings. Our adventure included: Warrior Training: We learned all about Saxon and Viking soldiers, comparing their fierce weapons and battle gear. We even got to dress up as warriors ourselves … Read More
Lego Club 26th February
The club continues to be well attended and is much loved by all these children. The models made by the children vary from week to week and the outcome is dependent upon the topic set by Dave. The sense of achievement and pride is almost palpable by the end of each session when the models … Read More
Hannah Will – MAST Assembly
On Thursday 26th of February 2026 Hannah Will joined us in school to deliver worship. The focus was thinking about Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, thinking about Jesus’ death and resurrection. E M P T Y Hannah asked the children ‘How would you feel if something you were expecting to be full was empty?’ The … Read More
STEM Day
On Thursday 12th February we had another successful Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Day! These full days staffed by Mrs Plevey and Mr Lydford are wonderful opportunities for the children to put their knowledge into practice addressing challenges that use all of those STEM skills. In the morning Mrs Plevey had KS1 working in teams … Read More
Pottery Day
On Friday 6th February the whole school enjoyed a day of creating with clay under the guidance of Mrs Cheryl Frost our visiting potter! KS1 interviewed Mrs Frost about her work with clay and what led her to becoming a potter. This was part of their art this term looking at the medium of pottery … Read More
Chinese New Year Dance
KS1 have been working of a dance for the Chinese New Year. The Year of the Fire Horse – BIG movements, depicting fire and new growth!
Candlemas
On Wednesday 4th of February 2026 Reverend Nicola McNally joined us in school to deliver Collective Worship about Candlemas. Candlemas was the day the Church’s candles for the year were blessed, also known as the “festival of light”, people placed lit candles in their windows at home. Traditionally the candles to be used in church … Read More









