What an end to a week of celebrating our students and their brilliance and commitment to the Performing Arts. Several pupils entered the 63rd Annual Eisteddfod in Minsterley Village Hall on Saturday and all were very entertaining! In the KS1 Recitation an extremely brave Etta recited “Storm” by Clyde Watson, despite a great deal of

This week, in addition to helping with our Science stall, for Science Week, Reception were curious about plants, specifically how they grow. They held an experiment, by growing cress under different circumstances. They tried 3 different variables of light. No light, some light and loads of light. The children were incredibly curious as to how

What a fantastic way to enjoy St Patrick’s Day! Gotta Dance is a celebration of young people coming together to show their enjoyment of dance, whether it be dancing lessons within school, school clubs or theatre/dance schools. Seventeen of our pupils represented us proudly with their rendition of Black Sabbath’s ‘Paranoid’. The dance started very

When walking across the playground, I wonder how many of you wondered what would happen if an egg fell out of the Year 6 class window and onto the floor. Well, that is exactly what Year 6 were wondering this week. To quench their curiosity, our Year 6 pupils were tasked with building a contraption

Kaboom! To celebrate Science Week, Year 3 wanted to do something explosive. Something exciting, something messy, something volcanic! Inspired from their text in English, ‘Escape from Pompeii’, Year 3 took to constructing their own volcanoes, not one made from rock but actually from recycled plastic bottles and brown paper! Once constructed, the children moved their

This week we have been celebrating Science Week in school! The children have taken part in lots of exciting experiments and discovered just how amazing science can be. In KG, their learning was inspired by the story Jack and the Beanstalk. After reading the tale together, the children planted their very own “magic beans”. They