This week was Children’s Mental Health Week. This year’s theme is Let’s Connect. Let’s Connect is about making meaningful connections. We had lessons encouraging our children to connect in healthy, rewarding and meaningful ways. People thrive in communities, and this conne...

This week was Anti-Bullying Week. Our pupils heard more about this year’s theme “Reach Out” during assembly. In class, they did various activities around this theme. 

Our children are highlighting the end of #COP27  by creating posters. We have been learning about the impact climate change is having on our common home and our brothers and sisters.

School isn’t just about learning to read and write. School is one of the most influential places for young people to learn about their health, wellbeing and mental health and how to navigate all the things that happen to them as they grow.

Class 4 had a special visitor appear on their screen. . Charlotte, from World War I travelled back in time to talk to the children about the changing role of women before, during and after the Great War.

Mr Mahmood from Blessed Trinity visited Class 4. They spent the morning using their scientific knowledge to investigate which pen had been used in a crime scene. The children used chromatography to investigate the three pens. Great fun was had and the children could see how science can be used in re...