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On 5th December 2024, our Year 5 and 6 pupils had the privilege of hearing from Festus Akinbusoye, the UK’s first Black Police and Crime Commissioner. Festus shared his incredible journey of resilience, determination, and success, captivating our pupils with stories of his entrepreneurial ventures and ground-breaking career achievements. He spoke about overcoming challenges, the importance of staying focused on goals, and the value of making a positive impact in the community. His inspirational message left a lasting impression, encouraging our young learners to embrace their potential, dream big, and approach their futures with confidence and perseverance.

Our Reception and Year 1 pupils truly captured the magic of Christmas by hosting joyful carolling assemblies and performing charming mini nativity skits. Their enthusiasm and creativity shone brightly, leaving parents, guardians, and carers thoroughly entertained and filled with festive cheer. Each performance was a testament to the hard work, teamwork, and dedication of our pupils and staff, who worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the assemblies. We are incredibly proud of our pupils for their efforts and grateful to everyone who joined us to share these special moments.

On Friday 15th November, the children participated in a special ‘fancy dress up day’ to support the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC) annual telethon to raise vital funds for Children in Need, to help improve the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across the United Kingdom. Thank you to all those who contributed to the cause.

We are delighted to announce that our Pupil Leadership Pinning Ceremony, held on 25th October, was a memorable and inspiring event. On this special day, our new Prefects, Pupil Voice Representatives, Alliance Captains, Class Librarians, Peer Mentors, and Fruit Ambassadors were proudly pinned by their parents, carers, and guardians. Our pupil leaders play a vital role in shaping our school environment and are integral to preparing our pupils to take their place in society. Through their roles, they will have the opportunity to develop key skills, inspire their peers, and actively contribute to our community. Congratulations to all our new leaders! We look forward to seeing the positive impact they will undoubtedly make this year.

Year 4 pupils have recently enjoyed an exciting hands-on activity to conclude their learning about volcanoes. As part of their study of this fascinating natural phenomenon, the children created their own volcano models using a variety of recycled materials. They explored how these powerful forces of nature are formed, what causes eruptions, and the impact volcanoes can have on the environment. The highlight of the project was watching their models ‘erupt’ using a safe chemical reaction, which brought science to life in a truly memorable way. This activity not only deepened their understanding of volcanoes but also sparked curiosity and enthusiasm for future learning.