As the weather is starting to improve we are taking our Maths learning outdoors!➕➖🌲🌳🙌 This is a great way for the children to keep active while completing Maths challenges!











As the weather is starting to improve we are taking our Maths learning outdoors!➕➖🌲🌳🙌 This is a great way for the children to keep active while completing Maths challenges!











We have been busy this week in Emerald Class! As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, the children have been looking at ‘connections’ and how we are all connected in some way. To start the week, we read The Invisible String and created our own pictures of all the people we had strings to, no matter how far away they are. We created a giant puzzle to show how we all fit together in our classroom. Finally, we read Words and Your Heart which focusses on how powerful your words are and how they can impact other people. We then created cards and filled them with different words to describe that person.

















Emerald class have enjoyed taking Maths outdoors today. Children had to run to the middle, collect two number cards and then create a subtraction with them in their books! Some even challenged themselves by using three number cards in their calculations!



Today we celebrated Number Day. Johnny Ball (blast from the past) showed us some great number tricks and then Mike Askell shared an amazing investigation with subtracting numbers.
We had great fun continuing the investigation and seeing what happened with negative numbers, different shapes, fractions and square and prime numbers.
Cracking the code followed and deforestation fun…..
We loved number day! ❤️









On Friday, we had a very special visitor in school- Beth from The Dogs Trust. She visited every class teaching them about how to care for dogs and how to be safe around them. We all learnt so much and can’t wait to teach others what we have learnt! 🐾🐶



Emerald Class have enjoyed looking at the weather and seasonal changes this week.











More pictures from our trip to Nantwich to learn about the English Civil War.
















Did you know that Nantwich played a key role in the English Civil War which lasted from 1642 – 1651 ?
Well Topaz class do ! In readiness for The Battle of Nantwich on Saturday 21st January, we enjoyed a very informative and hands on trip to Nantwich and the Museum. Thank you to all the team there for sharing their knowledge in a fun and interactive way.






















The whole school had a wonderful visit to The Regent Theatre in Stoke today to watch the pantomime- Peter Pan!
Onyx class were impeccably behaved and we especially loved Mrs H having a secret kiss from Jonny Wilkes and Sammy getting to go up on stage!
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas! 🧑🎄🎅
Even the minus temperatures couldn’t stop us having fun raising money for St Lukes Hospice.







The Elf Run was a HUGE hit once again and the Sports Captains did a wonderful job warming everyone up beforehand. Thank you to everyone who sponsored the children ❤️