Wow! We have been so lucky to receive a video from Rose and Giovanni from Strictly Come Dancing to say a big thank you. 
Our lovely SSC children sent Rose and Giovanni some cards and letters showing our support and how amazing it is to have someone showcasing how being deaf doesn't hold you back - you can achieve amazing things! 

Good luck Rose and Giovanni on Saturday night!

Please click here to view the video.

Thank you to all the children and staff who turned up to school today in their pyjamas or onesies!

Whilst we were comfy and cosy, we were also raising money for BBC Children in Need.

All the donations will go towards helping Children across the UK. To find out more, please click here.

We will let you know our tally as soon as it's been counted.... 

Year 3 have had a Stone Age Day experiencing activities that Stone Age people might have done to survive.

They have looked at flint and use the sharp stone to gut a fish then cook it on the open fire, used willow to make a fence using weaving skills to build it higher, crushed charcoal with water to make paint used by the Stone Ageto cave paint, built shelters using natural resources and tasted the cooked fish. For more photos please click here.

Thank you to all the children and staff who took part in 'Odd Socks Day!' to support Anti-Bullying week. 

To find out more, please click here. 

Thank you to Year 6 for our very special rememberance video.. The artwork of the soldier was very powerful and provided us all a chance to reflect on those who have fought in conflict.

For those who leave never to return. For those who return but are never the same.

Please click here for the Y6 video.

On Monday 8th November all the Year 4s marched back in time to experience life as Romans.  They took part in a carousel of activities learning how to make colourful Roman mosaics based on original designs; how to make ancient spelt bread and the totally delicious livum bread baked with feta cheese and drizzled with honey; and learning how to talk, write and sing like a Roman.  One group even had time to try out some Roman soldier-style marching round the school garden.

At the end of a fantastic hands-on learning experience day, we all got together in the school hall to celebrate what we had been doing. The Year 4s shared their bread with each other and tasted it with other Roman nibbles such as black and green olives and dates.  We then had a Fashion Show to show off all the amazing costumes which the children had been so creative in wearing for the day and finished up with us all singing 'Atra Aranea' (Incey-Wincey Spider), 'Cano Arcum Pluvium' (I can sing a Rainbow) and 'Baa Baa Ovis' (anyone guess what that is?)

Well done to all the Year 4 children for entering in to the learning experiences so fantastically and having so much fun as Romans!

To support their learning of The Great Fire of London, Y2 were visited by Rainbow Theatre yesterday morning.

The children all took part in workshops taking them back in time.. Through the eyes of Samuel Pepys the children were transported back to 1665 & 1666. There they met Charles II, explored the devastation of the plague and experienced the excitement and panic of the Great Fire. Please click here for photos.

The children in Y1 and Y5 were visited by The Astronomy Roadshow on Tuesday 2nd November. The Astronomy Roadshow bought their inflatable planetarium where the children were shown some amazing projections of the night sky, the stars and what planets are around us. 

The children were extremely well behaved despite their excitement and enjoyed their interactive workshop. For more pictures, please visit the Y5 Gallery page.