Year 1 have started their new topic Plants by planting their own sunflower seeds. The children learned what seeds need to grow, filled their pots with soil, and carefully watered their seeds. Over the next few weeks, they’ll be observing their plants, measuring how tall they grow, and spotting changes as their sunflowers begin to sprout. A lovely start to our learning on plants.

In this lesson, the children took on the role of young scientists as they explored three different types of animal droppings. By examining clues such as visible contents, they investigated whether each sample came from a herbivore, omnivore, or carnivore. This hands‑on activity strengthened their observation and reasoning skills while helping them understand how an animal’s diet influences its digestive system and the waste it produces. It was an engaging and memorable way to build their...

Thank you to all of the parents, grandparents, family members and family friends who joined us on Wednesday 10th December for Class 1 and 2's Nativity performance. Myself, Miss Connolly, Mrs Jones and Mrs Winfindale are all extremely proud of them all. We hope you enjoyed their performance and have an amazing holiday with your families and loved ones.