Weekly house point totals are:

Owls = 120

Badgers = 86

Squirrels = 134

Foxes = 41

Well done to the Squirrels team this week.

As a Trust and as individual schools, we are hoping to put together some information about the 10 top experiences we hope children to encounter before they leave school. For example, sitting around a camp fire, performing to an audience, going to the theatre or art gallery, learning a musical instrument, visiting a contrasting location, taking a risk etc. The list is endless, but we aim to pin point the experiences to phases in education and would like families and children to participate in this.

I’ve attached a short survey below (only 3 questions!) and would really welcome your feedback about what quality experiences you would hope that your child could encounter before they leave school. These experiences are additional to our curriculum offer, but run alongside it. For example we believe it is important to take our children our of our rural location to experience a big city so we take our Y5&6 pupils to London, that links to their learning about monarchy in addition to fulfilling many memorable experiences.

Thank you in advance for your contribution.

Click here to provide your feedback

Well done to everyone who received awards or shoutouts this week, we are very proud of you.

Today we celebrated reading in our celebration assembly, with praise for lots of children for their reading at home and reading throughout the curriculum in school.

• Class R – Tommy
• Class 1 – Hannah
• Class 2 – Georgia
• Class 3 – Joseph
• Class 4 – Theo
• Class 5 – Harrison H
• Class 6 – Grace

Congratulations to all our chosen Book Worms, your reading at home and school was excellent this week.

Remember to keep up those good reading habits.

Well done to everyone who received awards or shout outs today. We are very proud of you.

• Class R – Casey, for always completing the tasks he is asked to do, we are so proud of you. What a superstar!
• Class 1 – Albie, for fantastic effort to work independently and follow our school values
• Class 2 – Henry, for always persevering and never giving up. Well done we are very proud of you, keep it up!
• Class 3 – Isabelle S, for fantastic enthusiasm and engagement in every lesson – you love to learn, what a star!
• Class 4 – Beatrice P, for fantastic maths problem solving and working hard across the curriculum.
• Class 5 – Peter, for excellent effort, getting on with work with no distractions. Well done.
• Class 6 – Jack, for improved listening and great partner work. Well done keep it up!
• KS1 Headteachers award – George B in class 2 for being respectful, polite and trying hard. Well done.
• KS2 Headteachers award – Bria in class 6 for excellent organisation and thoughtfulness in your mission to help and support our youngest children at playtime with group activities.
• Raffle ticket – Ella in class 4.
• Lunchtime award – Joseph in class 3 for being respectful and well-mannered at all times.