Well done to this week's Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners! You have all really stood out this week! Well done to the three children who have been busy outside of school achieveing awards in swimming and musical theatre. Keep up the hard work everyone! 

Our focus this half term is to create music to accompany a short film about a race.

We will be using clips from the 1981 film "Chariots of Fire" as a basis and inspiration.

Congratulations to all of the children who are still persevering and attending the revisions sessions each morning! We only have 4 more to go! Yipee!

Well done this week to Jake and Summer. Summer demonstrated some fabulous skills in rounders this week. Jake is working so hard in his lessons and his enthusiasm is brilliant.

Congratulations to Holly and Lucy for winning the Good to be Green Award.

Well done oliver for getting your Gold Award!

We have completed a lot of research this week about different careers in year 6 and have been lucky to have so many visitors in to share their experiences with us. Yesterday we made posters about different careers which we shared in front of the rest of the class.

I hope we have inspired you to think about your different options in the future!

The pupils got to handcuff Miss Harvey this morning for crimes against too much homework!! 

Today GMP visited Year 6 to discuss what it is like to have a career in the police. They discussed the training which is needed before police officers are allowed on duty. They talked about how important it is in all careers for people not to have a criminal record. They shared with us what type of roles they work in and what equipment they carry. The class enjoyed arresting me and putting me handcuffs. 

I hope we have inspired some of you to think about a career in the police. 

This week, we have been celebrating National Careers week, getting excited about our future! Today, we were visited by four police officers who came to talk to us about being a police officer and all of the roles and responsibilities that they do. We asked them lots of questions including: ‘What is the best and worse part of your job?’ We found out that the best thing about being a police officer is helping others but the worst part is that not everyone wants to be helped.

Well done to these children, keep it up!

Congratulations to all Year 4 for their hard work and determination this week.