Our Year 6 children have worked so hard this year, preparing for their SATS and helping out around the school as Young Leaders. Mrs Graham decided that they had earned a reward - a trip to the Bowling Alley. There were Strikes and Splits from everyone and the children had an amazing time!

​This half term, we have been learning about what makes us all different. In this lesson, we reflected on challenges that face people in the world. We had to carry out an activity as a group. In our groups, we represented people in society who have a disability: blindness, paralysis, deafness and the loss of a limb. We learnt how important collaboration is and it helped us to understand the challenges that many people face in the world. 

​Year Six had our first Class Worship since the Covid Lockdown and we loved it! Our parents got to see all of our hard work: our scary stories; West African inspired masks; non-chronological reports and lots more. 

​As part of our thematic curriculum, Year 6 studied the work of Adenike Okundaye Davis, a famous Nigerian textile artist. Inspired by her designs, the children learned new sculpture techniques in order to design and create African clay masks. The standard was so high, they were invited to exhibit their work in a local exhibition, held at St Mary's Church. The children were thrilled to see their work displayed.