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The Nursery children have been trying to write CVC words using a variety of equipment - Aquadraw, sand trays, magnetic letters, and on whiteboards.

Well done Y6.

We have been to see the Manchester Bee in Ellesmere Port. We received a passionate talk about knife crime and anti-social behaviour.

We signed a 'pledge' to:

1) Never carry knives or weapons that can harm others.

2) To not remain silent about 'knife crime'

3) To…

Year 2 have been finding out about the importance of good and bad gases.  They met a little bear called Safety Seymour who told them how to recognise carbon monoxide around the home.

Today in Year 4, we went on a virtual adventure using Google Earth to explore Great Sutton and Ellesmere Port!

We spotted physical features like rivers, fields, and woodlands, and compared them to human features such as roads, schools, and the Blue Planet Aquarium. The children loved finding…

This morning Year 5 had a visit from the CO Crew. We learnt all about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide along with what to do in certain situations when the dangerous gas is present.

Well done Year 5! Fantastic work!

What a brilliant buzz in Year 4 this morning! We were lucky enough to take part in a hands-on STEM workshop run by the Engineering Development Trust (EDT) – and what a challenge it was!

Armed with just straws and a single metre of sticky tape, the children set about building the strongest…

We had a fantastic KS2 Sports Day filled with energy, fun, and brilliant sportsmanship from all our pupils. The sun shone down as children competed in a variety of events, showing off their skills and cheering each other on.

We’re proud to announce the special awards for each team this…

Year 2 have been learning about the Jurassic coastline and in particular the seaside town of Weymouth.

They have used a map to identify the human (and physical) features of the town.

Knowledge: to identify the human features of the seaside

Skills: to name human features of the…

Our Year 5 scientists have been exploring a fascinating aspect of human development in their recent lessons: how our bodies change as we grow older! This week, they put their own vision to the test. Armed with eye charts, they carefully measured how their eyesight performed at different distances.…

Our Year 5 class had an incredibly active history lesson this week as they delved into the world of the Maya civilisation! To truly understand the culture, they tried their hand at Pok-a-Tok, the ancient Mesoamerican ballgame. While perhaps not quite as high-stakes as the original, the children…

Today, we were all treated to a brilliant assembly called "What You Should Know About H₂O", kindly funded by United Utilities. 

The children discovered the three states of water—solid, liquid and gas—and had a chance to see how water changes and moves through the world around us. We dived into…