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Last Friday, 21st November, our Time Team topic truly came to life as we set off on an exciting school trip to Blists Hill Victorian Town in Ironbridge. This visit marked the beginning of our new learning journey, where we will be exploring the Industrial Revolution, discovering how life has changed through history, and developing our map-reading skills. The day was a wonderful opportunity for the children to step back in time and experience Victorian life first-hand. As we

Class 8 has a fantastic day at the chocolate factory. They created chocolate artwork, tempered the chocolate, visited the 4D cinema and even rode the Cadbury cart collecting cocoa pops and milk to make the bars of chocolate.

Today Class 8 have been busy having their own Bonfire Night celebrations with a campfire to roast marshmallows. We have made Bonfire night pictures, talked about fire safety and Guy Fawkes.

Mrs. Gormley and Mrs. Guest couldn't have been prouder of Class 6 as they showcased their incredible fact files about Steve Jobs! The children poured their creativity and enthusiasm into the project, resulting in a collection of presentations that were not only informative, but also visually stunning. Each fact file was filled with fascinating details about Jobs' life and achievements, accompanied by vibrant colours and engaging pictures that truly brought their work to life.

Class 3 had an action-packed, fun-filled day at Laches Wood for their Flint and Fire experience. Pupils made fire and bread, learned about a variety of Stone Age weapons, took part in archery, and even created their own Stone Age jewellery! What a fantastic introduction to their Stone Age topic.

VE day celebrations took place at Palmers Cross to honour veterans and commemorate the end of the Second World War in Europe. Thank you to all our staff, pupils and families.

Today we celebrated VE Day. We learnt that VE Day stands for Victory in Europe Day. Throughout the morning we completed different activities, including; making flags, placements and watching the Big Live Assembly. In the afternoon, we had a tea party on the field with the rest of the school.

On Thursday 8th May, Class 5 joined in with the nation to commemorate and celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE (Victory in Europe) Day, marking the end of World War 2 in 1945. Class 5 dressed up in red, white and blue. We took part in the Big Assembly and a live lesson with Mr Dilly to learn about some of the events that took place during World War 2 which further supported our knowledge from our history topic 'British Bulldog'. This was all about the vital role that Winston