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  • 03/10/25

    Plans for Harvest Festival

    We will be holding our Harvest Festival at The Blessed Mary Church next Friday which is the first experience Dormice Class (YrR) children will have of how we use the church. Please can you drop off at the church at the normal time – staff will be there to receive your children. Breakfast club...
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  • 26/09/25

    Here comes Autumn

    It’s been a lovely sunny week but some chilly mornings – things are definitely feeling rather autumnal so it was the perfect week to talk about fungi, nuts, seeds and berries this week in collective worship. Various berries are on trees all around and overnight fungi can appear so I expl...
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  • 22/09/25

    Dormice meeting Maggie

    Dormice Class (Year R) learned how to meet Maggie this week. I spoke to them all in class and used a Maggie-sized soft toy to help them practice how to interact. They learned to crouch down to her level and stay still, present a flat palm-up hand and that this invites her in. I also explained that M...
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  • 12/09/25

    Welcome to our new Year R families!

    Welcome to our new Year R families! Our new children have had a brilliant first few days of school and are already growing in confidence. Well done to Inara, William, Esme, Theo, George, Lylah, Elsie, Flo, Florrie, Sienna, Subi, Josie, Aish, Lily and Harry who are now part of our school family! Well...
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  • 05/09/25

    Welcome back

    Welcome back to a new school year! It has been a lovely start to the term, the children have enjoyed chatting with their friends again and getting back into routines. They have enjoyed seeing some of the changes to the school. The external decoration has progressed well and lots of the exterior pain...
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  • 22/07/25

    Fond Farewells

    The last two days have definitely been about our leaving year 6s. Their Leavers service yesterday was wonderful, some lovely memories and messages and their rewritten word to the song 7 years (by Lukas Graham) to become ‘Five Years Old’ was reflective, funny and moving. Today after schoo...
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  • 18/07/25

    Preparations for the big butterfly count

    In worship on Monday we talked about butterflies; how wonderful they are but how they are also in decline – and they are key indicators of healthy biodiversity … or lack of.  The children were given some identification charts at playtime and many children enjoye...
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  • 11/07/25

    Year 6 Portsmouth Cathedral Leavers Service

    On Wednesday afternoon, Year 6 attended a special leavers service at Portsmouth Cathedral. During the service Bishop Jonathan (pictured above with our Year 6) spoke of the value and importance of the living world around us. The children had previously produced some animal artwork with prayers on whi...
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  • 04/07/25

    Year 6 travel down memory lane

    Our Year 6 had a nice afternoon this week enjoying some forest school! This was a trip down memory lane for them as when they were in Year R they had some forest school experience because Tom Gregory (parent of a Year 6) was doing his training and we benefited from this ‘free’ provision...
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  • 27/06/25

    Sports Day

    I hope everyone enjoyed sports day this week – what a lovely atmosphere on a hot, humid afternoon! The children all performed brilliantly, participating fully and with healthy competition. It was lovely to see the smiling faces as they won but even nicer to see smiles and congratulations from...
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  • 20/06/25

    Hot few days

    It has been extremely hot over the last few days. At playtimes they have been encouraged to stay in the shade and most have enjoyed sitting and chatting under trees. For those still eager to run around and play football we ensured ‘shade breaks’ where the balls were removed so they could...
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  • 13/06/25

    Finding ladybird larvae

    I wonder if the children have been mentioning finding ladybirds to you? A few weeks ago, lots of children were finding bugs and I explained they were ladybird larvae – this prompted many of them to search for them. Some of them have been rather ‘heavy handed’ in their handling so I...
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