School News

Look who came to visit us all today! He landed his sleigh on the school roof and surprised the children. The delight on the children’s faces was magical. Every child was given a certificate for excellence, a class book and a class board game from the PTA. A very exciting day!  

The children had an amazing afternoon singing and laughing along to the Aladdin Pantomime.  What a wonderful experience for everyone!

The children in The Nest created a nativity crib scene for St Mary’s Church.  They visited the church and listened to the nativity story.

The Nest are now undertaking weekly horse riding sessions as part of their enrichment programme.  

The Nest won a competition to visit Oxygen Trampoline Park. We have been learning about animals, so we had a whole morning jumping around like frogs, monkeys and kangeroos.

Welcome to The Burrow’s new topic for this half term.  Look at all the building the children have been doing.  We have had children building a new school, a stage and a new house.  When you go out and about have a look at the different buildings around you.  We showed great perseverance especially when […]

Today Year 3 and 4 listened to stories around the firepit.  They focused on a Tony Bradman story and linked it to Arthur and the Golden Rope.  They enjoyed having hot chocolate and biscuits. #MemorableExperiences #LoveOfReading

The children in The Burrow have enjoyed using the new climbing A frame. Did you know that climbing offers a number of multi-faceted benefits?  The physical benefits of a climbing frame for children include increased muscle tone and strength as children pull up their body weight.  As well as improved fine motor movements as children […]

We have been celebrating Black History Month.  In our assemblies and through class discussions we have been learning to understand historic and modern examples of the ongoing fight against injustice, and know about and celebrate the full range of achievements of Black people in the UK and further afield.  Black history is all our history, […]

Well done to all the children who represented the school in the Croydon Schools Cross Country Championship.  We are proud of you all but a special mention to Benas who came third in his group and Angie who took part for the first time and did not stop running. #Perseverance