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  • 08/05/26

    It's all about Egypt

    Hedgehogs Class have been enjoying their learning this week. As part of their History lead unit about Ancient Egypt, they have learned about the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb. In History, they have explored the archaeology and the importance of this primary evidence of ancient life. In Engli...
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  • 01/05/26

    Blue tits have hatched!

    The children have been very excited this week – the blue tit eggs have hatched! I was talking about how the adults care for the babies and what they look like in worship on Tuesday and then by lunchtime, 5 eggs had hatched! Some others hatched later that day and breakfast club on Wednesday act...
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  • 24/04/26

    Visit to the Farm

    Dormice Class (Yr R) had a lovely day at the farm yesterday. It was a beautiful day so a picnic lunch in the shade of the trees was very welcome. They met lots of different animals; fed the goats, collected eggs from the chickens, held chicks, bottle-fed calves, held guinea pigs and saw a family of...
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  • 17/04/26

    Welcome Back to the Summer Term!

    Welcome back to the Summer Term and it is feeling very spring-like. Leaves and blossom are on the trees and it has been dry enough to play on the field. I spoke to the children about all the life which is suddenly so evident in worship on Monday. I then checked the bird box camera which I had put up...
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  • 17/04/26

    Science Day

    The children enjoyed ‘Science Day’ on Tuesday, I hope they talked to you about it. We reorganised the children into groups with children from each class – these groups then rotated around the four classrooms. In each class they explored some different experiments (pictured above...
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  • 17/04/26

    Signs of Spring

    What an amazing week’s weather – can’t remember the last time I wrote that! Dormice Class (Year R) took advantage of this on Wednesday by going on a spring walk around the village. They walked the same route that they did in the Autumn and Winter so the signs of spring were obvious...
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