We are thrilled to share the success of our Year 6 end-of-year production, 'Who's Your Mummy?'. The performance was a resounding triumph, showcasing the remarkable talents of our students in both acting and singing. Each child displayed exceptional skill and confidence, captivating the audience from start to finish.

The dedication and hard work put in by our Year 6 pupils were evident throughout the production. From the initial rehearsals to the final performance, they collaborated beautifully, demonstrating creativity and teamwork. It is truly heartwarming to witness their growth and development over the course of the year.

All Year 6 staff are immensely proud of the effort and commitment shown by the students. We sincerely hope that you, as parents, enjoyed the performance as much as we did. Thank you for your continuous support, which helps foster our students' love for the performing arts.

This week, the children have been introduced to the topic of the Mayans and their civilisations. They have also started to look at artefacts from this period of history. It would be great if you could show an interest in their learning and ask them what they have learnt so far and perhaps quiz them on their knowledge.

This week the children have returned to school enthused about our new theme: The Americas.  In English, at the beginning of the week, the children took on either the role of a travel agent or the role of a customer who was looking to book a holiday to Saint Lucia.  Children in both roles learnt lots about the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia whilst having lots of fun. 

These are just some of the questions the children have been asked in their geography lessons over the last couple of weeks.