Class 3 have started their Design and Technology project, ‘How do I use different sewing techniques and fastenings to create a money container?’
We learned about the famous Louis Vuitton and afterwards we learned 3 new sewing techniques.
Year 6 launched their history learning on Ancient Maya by examining a timeline. Children learnt about the four periods of Ancient Maya civilisation before seeing what was happening in Britain and worldwide at the same time!
Congratulations to our winner of the 12 Days of Christmas Attendance Winner. Our pupil has attended school everyday since the start of term. Well done and enjoy your special reward.
This morning children have been experimenting with our new micro:bits. These are tiny programmable computers that can be used to play music and make games among many other things!
Congratulations to Little John for winning the House Team cup this term. They achieved a whopping 23,115 points!
Well done to all of the pupils for their team spirit, teamwork, effort and achievements this term.
Congratulations to our amazing pupils who were recognised and awarded for their accomplishments in Achievement, Behaviour or Kindness.
Every child promotes and reflects our core values. We are so proud of them all. Well done!
Our pupils with 100% attendance were rewarded with a movie and treats – great work everyone!
Our audience were treated to an amazing performance of Dick Whittington. Year 5 and 6 pupils showed great performing arts, leaving our audience wanting more.
What great talent our pupils have! We can’t wait for next years performance! Well done to all.
Congratulations to the winners of our Anti-Bullying poster competition. Their creative and original designs certainly make a ‘Noise About Bullying!’
Our pupils sang beautifully, performing a range of celebrations from different religions. We enjoyed listening to songs such as: ‘Dreidel’ a Jewish celebration of Hanukkah, ‘Feliz Navidad’ Spanish Christmas song, ‘Allah Hoo’ Islamic devotional song and Jingle Bells an American song and was originally written for Thanksgiving.
Our pupils showed great talent and we enjoyed representing our diverse community. well done to our No Outsiders for organising a wonderful event.
Wow, take a look at the wonderful handmade gifts our pupils made to sell at the Christmas Fair. Our families enjoyed toasting marshmallows and drinking hot chocolate, playing chocolate tombola and much more. A great afternoon was enjoyed by all and helped to raise funds for our school. Thank you to all for your support.
This morning Year 6 welcomed Cross Teach into school for their Christmas Experience workshop. Children completed different activities to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the Christmas story.
We visited St Peter’s Church in Radford to celebrate Christingle. Revd Naeem Bahadur retold the Christmas Story. We enjoyed taking part in the service, singing and lighting our Christingle. Thank you very much Revd Naeem and your team.
Well done to all of Class 2 for their amazing efforts with the Great Green Read writing competition. You have all done so well and have been given this fantastic wildlife book for entering from The National Literacy Trust. Great work to all 🤩📕
Thank you SO SO much to everyone that came today for the Year 1 and 2 exhibition. The children have loved you being in school and getting creative. We appreciate your support as always!
Class 3 created pop surrealist art work inspired by the Eric Joyner painting, ‘Robot R & R’.
He loves to paint robots and donuts and puts them in different settings. Do you recognise some of the settings in Nottingham that we chose?
Well done to these children for their super efforts with the Christmas card competition. We are very proud of our artists.
Yesterday afternoon, Year 6 enjoyed watching Cinderella at Nottingham Playhouse. Children very loudly took part in the usual pantomime audience participation as well as enjoying the songs, the jokes and the special effects.
Yesterday Year 6 hosted their Autumn Project Exhibition. Children shared their learning from subjects including history, art, design and technology and geography. Finally, parents and children completed an art activity together. This involved using their art learning to create a Christmas card. Thank you to all who attended.
Our pupils could hardly contain their excitement whilst Lilian Greenwood announced the runner up winners of the Christmas Card Competition.
Congratulations to our Year 6 pupil, who was awarded the runner up prize. She showed great artistic talent and skill with her creative festive artwork. We also had two other runners up, who were recognised for their exceptional artwork.
We are so proud all of our pupil entries. They are amazing!
Thank you to Santa’s helpers for making our Christmas trees look wonderful 🎄🎄
Our pupils and staff enjoyed a truly delicious Christmas Dinner today. Snapping crackers, Christmas cheer and laughter and music danced around the dining room. What a wonderful celebration that was enjoyed by all. Thank you to our amazing catering team too 😊
Children had a wonderful time during the Tooti Frootie workshop. Everyone had the most amazing time singing, dancing and drumming. We even met puppet lions, a giraffe and a huge snake. They loved it!
This afternoon, Year 6 completed some fieldwork as part of their geography learning. Children practised their map skills while enjoying a local walk which focussed on leisure activities. They then compared their findings to their recent study of Innsbruck, Austria.
It was so lovely to see so many of our year 3 and 4 parents at our project exhibition. We used chalk to create Iron Man pictures, used QR codes to find out about the features of Antarctica and finished with a song about the continents. A real showcase of our autumn learning.
In Science Class 3 were investigating different shaped magnets to find out which one attracted the most paperclips. We used a bar, ring, button, paddle and horseshoe magnet. Which one do you think is the strongest?
This afternoon Year 6 have been completing their own experiments in science. Children investigated the affect of exercise on heart rate. After completing two minutes of exercise, children measured their heart rates every minute to see what happens.
This morning volunteers from Capital One joined the Key Stage 2 assembly to tell the children their maths stories. Year 5 then participated in a workshop highlighting the importance of maths in the work place as well as every day life.
The children took part in our money. Every class looked at the Five Big Questions about money from the Lifesavers programme.
The five big questions were: Where does our money come from? How does Money make us feel? What can we use our money for? How does our money help other people? How can we look after our money?
The children really enjoyed their sessions and found out lots about the different coins and notes that we use to pay for things, what we would spend our money on and how we might need to prioritise what we spend, so the children then discussed what was a need and what was a want. Lots of important discussions were had and the children gained a better understanding on the importance of money and how it affects us all.