Year 5 ventured down to Diglis Basin on Wednesday for our Wow day. The weather was glorious and the children, armed with their questionnaires, walked along the river answering the questions as they went. The trip was based on our Physical Geography, how the landscape changes naturally and how we have made changes. The pupils
Year 5 enjoyed a visit from 2 local Magistrates on Monday afternoon. Mrs Hulland and Mr Poppleton. They began by discussing what the pupils thought the role of a magistrate was. Nathan explained it was a court, mainly for young people. “Why is there an odd number of magistrates?” Mr Poppleton enquired. Immy and Edward
On Monday, during a very wet afternoon, Year 2 had fun sharing their learning with their families. The children impressed everyone as they became ‘Table Troopers’ to show off their 10 times table knowledge. The families also got the chance to learn some new Maths and Spelling strategies to use at home with the children.
We were very excited when we had a visit from the Life Bus last week and all the children across school got to visit. Gerald the giraffe came to see a lot of the classes and the children were excited to listen to his ideas. The children learnt all about their bodies and healthy lifestyles
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Children are welcome to attend any of the clubs below for their age group: Day Club
KS2 children have started learning the songs for next year’s Young Voices Concert. If the children log on to the Young Voices website and enter the ‘Music Room’ using the code ‘Popmedley2019’, they can practise with backing tracks and also learn the dance routines. More information about the concert will follow shortly. Happy Singing!
You will see that we intend to hold our Harvest Assemblies for parents on Friday 5th (KS2) and Friday 12th (KS1) October. We like to do a display of non-perishable goods for these assemblies which are then donated to the Food Bank in Worcester. We would be very grateful for any donations for this. It
