As our first half term draws to a close, I am amazed at how much has been squeezed in. All the staff are delighted with how well our pupils have settled into their new year groups (especially our new Reception pupils, who are very much at home now) and how they have immersed themselves into

Welcome back! Starting back to school after the long summer break can always take some adjusting too. However, you would never know this was the case with our children!  I have that daily privilege of being able to pop in and out of the classrooms and I am just wowed by the buzz of enthusiasm

I cannot believe how quickly this last term has gone. It’s certainly been eventful and full to the brim with SUCCESSES for our children. Cheltenham week really allowed our children to learn from new experiences while EXPLORING their local surroundings. Lots of trips took place including visits to: Pittville Park, Gotherington Steam Railway for an

We seem to be charging through the weeks at the moment and this is probably due to how much has been going on in and out of school. As you can see from the long list of events detailed below, our teachers have been busy enriching the curriculum allowing our pupils to experience more opportunities

Welcome to last newsletter of term 5. We’ve certainly been making the most of the weather of late and it’s been lovely to see the field in action every lunchtime and afternoon. We’ve had a fantastic last week full of sport and, for the majority of the time, the weather has been just perfect. Click

The sun is shining and it’s the first ice cream Friday of the summer term, a great way to finish off the week! I hope you all had a wonderful Easter break. Our children have come back to what is proving to be a very exciting summer term. The year group newsletters have gone out

Today has seen the official launch of our new school logo. To see all the children so proud this morning, wearing their new polo t-shirts, confirms our brilliant new beginnings. Click here to read the newsletter.

Today your child will receive their Spring Term school report. I know that you find the reports insightful and they will celebrate your child’s successes. You will be able to see your child’s steps of progress when you look through their books next week at parents’ evenings, as well as being able to discuss the