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A good breakfast to start our day. Pupils are packed and ready to begin their last day at their residential. Buggy making this morning. Pupils are excited to tell their families all about their trip away.

Climbing, night goggle trail and high ropes. Our super brave and adventurous class 4 pupils. A great day! Now time for our evening meal.

Class 4 pupils have settled into their new surroundings and have had a super first day. They have been testing their climbing skills, grooving at the disco and settled into their dorms. A great start to class 4 residential. More news to come!

On Monday 20 th  April, 27 th April, 11 th  May and 18 th  May 2026 (No club on Monday 4 th due to it being a bank holiday) , children can dive into four action‑packed weeks  of discovery, creativity, and hands‑on experiments. Sessions will run straight after school from 3:15pm to 4:15pm , giving pupils the perfect chance to unleash their inner scientist.   Each week promises explosive fun, mind‑boggling investigations, and plenty of opportunities to explore the wonders of

Palmers Cross rocked out this morning when they were visited by Rocksteady - a company who deliver in school instrument lessons. Rocksteady began with a launch assembly and then gave a taster workshop to both KS1 and KS2 pupils. Some children were lucky enough to come onto the stage and play one of the instruments...Have a sneak peak at the video to see the children rocking out!! Rocksteady will be offering lessons to any pupil who wishes to learn to play one of the instrumen

A huge well done to all the gymnasts who entered and performed at the competition at St. Edmunds on Monday! They were all a credit to Palmers Cross and all of their hardork and determination certainly paid off with some truly incredible routines on the floor and vault. You should all be incredibly proud of yourselves and how you shone! ✨ A special congratulations goes to Jess for winning a silver medal for her routine and Jenson for being our first male competitor. We all hop

The children really enjoyed their Mother’s Day celebrations in class 7. Thank you to everyone who came. I hope you all have a wonderful Mother’s Day.

Today Class 8 prepared an afternoon tea for their Mums in celebration of Mother's Day. The children sang songs, made bouquets of flowers and gave cards with flowers as gifts. Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful Mums in Class 8.

As part of World Book Day and British Science Week, Class 2 enjoyed a fun‑filled week themed around Jack and the Beanstalk . We even had a special visitor and discovered a mysterious giant footprint, complete with a letter from the Giant himself! The children carried out science experiments to help prove to Jack’s mother that the magic beans were real, and of course, we rounded off the week by dressing up as our favourite book characters.

Across Science week Class 4 have based their investigations on eggs, linking it to their English topic 'Humpty Dumpty' They started the week by comparing the shell of an egg to the enamel on our teeth. They placed eggs inside containers filled with water, orange juice, cola and coffee and waited 48hours. Once the time had passed they were able to see the effect the drink had on the egg shell appearance. They were then able to consider the importance of keeping our teeth healt

Class 4 enjoyed showing off their World Book day costumes.

Year 4 have continued to learn all about The Romans during their Topic 'You're Not Invited'. They spent time learning all about Roman currency and then had a go at designing and creating their own Roman coin using modelling clay.

This week in Class 8 we have been looking at the story of the Gingerbread Man to combine the celebrations of World Book Day and Science Week. We have engaged in role play to retell the story, made bridges for the Gingerbread Man to avoid the fox, looked at how running as fast we can affects our body and even baked our own Gingerbread Men that also ran away, Plus lots more! Have a look at some of the fun we have had.