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Well done to our latest Stars of the Week. We love to celebrate the wonderful achievements of our children.  

This week in Lego club, the children were challenged to build animals or something from their own imagination. We had water parks, pizza restaurants as well as many other fabulous ideas.

It was a wet and rainy after school club this week. The children enjoyed making clay sculptures using clay and natural materials they gathered from outdoors. They also had a try at making little habitats for a selection of different animals.

This week is National Storytelling Week so Reception Class have enjoyed story time this morning with their Year six buddies. It was lovely to see the children so engaged and enjoying listening to a range of different stories. Thank you Year six.  

Year 1 began their RE topic on the Eucharist by thinking about the special meals we enjoy with family and friends. We talked about why these moments matter and how sharing food brings people together. To celebrate, we enjoyed our own special snack time, helping us understand the joy of sharing.

Year 2 explored the weather through dance, using pictures as inspiration to create actions for freezing, excited, bored, snowball fighting, building a snowman, sledging and snow angels.

After a successful event last year with Lucy Turner, we are delighted to be hosting another Great Athletes Event on Wednesday 18th March. We are yet to find out who our athlete is however with the weeks flying by, we will be sure to find out soon! The fundraising event was a huge success and with the funds, we were …

Reception class are taking part in the RSPB big bird watch. This week, we talked about how we could attract more birds to our school area. The children thought about worms so we decided that food would be a good idea. We spent the afternoon making some bird feeders. We used lard and bird seed and cardboard to create our …

This half term, Dance Club are working hard to showcase their skills and create a fantastic dance to perform for their grown-ups at the end of term. A special well done to the Stars Of The Week.

Congratulations to all of the children who received certificates today. Also, a huge well done to everyone who received house group points. Our half termly totals are raising quickly.

Tonight, Lego club were given the brief to design and create their own restaurant. They could choose the size, colour and features inside whilst working with friend on individually.   Well done Lego Club!

This week in maths, Reception Class have been practising their number bonds of five. They have enjoyed singing the number rhyme, ‘Five Little Speckled Frogs’ to help their understanding and embedding of number facts. whilst singing, we talked about how many frogs were on the log and how many in the pond. We also looked at a part whole model …

This week was a very wet forest school for Reception Class but they still had lots of fun. The children completed an exploring type activity where they had to find natural things relating to certain criteria. This was good for the development of their scientific vocabulary. They then enjoyed exploring and playing on our new Reception Class climbing and balancing …

Congratulations to our medal winning cheerleader.

Sophie from the Easington School Sports Partnership has been running an archery after school club. Archery is a great way to develop hand eye coordination, core strength and concentration. The children had a fantastic time trying to hit the targets and collect points for their teams.

Last week, Year 5 took part in a Lego workshop provided by North East Raising Aspirations. Our task was to work in groups to build a vehicle with 4 wheels that would travel down a ramp. We had a list of things that had to be included on the vehicle and then we could add our own design features. After …

On Wednesday, Year 3 took part in some pedestrian training. In groups, we had a walk around the streets outside of school and talked about hazards we might encounter and how to stay safe. We practised using our listening skills to cross the road safely. Our final session is this week and we are looking forward to continuing our training.

Well done to our latest Stars of the Week. We are exceptionally proud of the wonderful achievements our children make every week.

Year 5 have been working on creating a dance with a circus theme in PE. They began by choosing a character and then created freeze poses and actions relating to the character. They choreographed their own ideas for some mirror work with a partner and also made some balances as part of a group. Adding costumes and props was lots …

This week in Lego club, the children were challenged to create either a robot or a town from their own imagination. They could choose if they wanted to work independently or as part of a team. Just look at their wonderful creations!