Creepy-crawly visitors in school!
Today Year 1,2 and 3 were visited by some creepy-crawly visitors as part of their "Wriggle and Crawl" topic work. They met a python, Chilean spider, butterfly, land snail, millipede, stick insect and hissing cockroach, and found out lots of information about them.
Baptising babies
Year 1/2 have been learning about baptism in their RE lessons this term. They visited All Saints Church to find out more with Rev Bryn and Rev Hannah.
Singing our socks off!
Our choir from Year 4/5 and Year 6 joined over 4000 children from across Lancashire for the "Lets Go Sing" concert at Ewood Park. We had a great time once we got used to the volume of sound in the stadium! It was lovely to be able to be back performing with other schools after 2 Covid-affected…
Reading round-up
Year 1/2 are working hard on their phonics and reading in school, reading with Miss Roberts every day and practising independent reading and phonics games on their iPads. They all know how to use Phonics Bug and most can log on independently, so they should be more confident practising their…
Celebrating British values
It was St George's Day this weekend and we celebrated with a theme day considering British Values.
Look who's proud of his writing today!
This butterfly has wings and white spots and a big tongue.
Wheely good research
Year 6 have been researching Ferris Wheels before they design and make their own in DT.
Ready to travel
Year 4/5 have designed and made passport covers using their sewing skills and different fastening methods. They are all ready for summer holidays now!
Click through the slideshow to see what a variety of designs they produced.
New arrivals
EYFS have two new class mates - they hatched yesterday and are already looking quite at home.
Easter is coming ...
Can you tell which part of the Easter story EYFS have been learning about?
Boys busily writing
These boys in EYFS have been busy practising their phonics at the writing table.
Superstar writers in Year 3
Mrs Proctor was so impressed by the work these two produced today transferring speech bubbles into dialogue with inverted commas.