Year 4 - Science Experiment
Year 4 pupils investigated how different liquids flow by comparing oil, honey, water, vinegar, washing-up liquid, paint, milk and cream. The children observed and compared the speed at which each liquid moved and discussed the reasons for any differences they noticed. They also considered how factors such as temperature might affect the flow of liquids and explored the idea that warmer liquids may flow more easily than colder ones. This practical investigation encouraged careful observation, scientific discussion and critical thinking.
Swimming Assessment!
Pupils in Years 4, 5 and 6 recently took part in their swimming assessments. These sessions provided an opportunity for children to demonstrate their swimming abilities and water safety skills while building confidence in the pool. We were extremely pleased with the effort, determination and positive attitudes shown by all participants. Swimming is an important life skill, and we are proud of the progress our pupils continue to make.
Year 3 - Science Experiment!
Year 3 scientists carried out an exciting investigation to answer the question: Does hand span affect grip strength? The children measured the distance between their thumb and little finger when their hand was fully stretched and then tested their grip strength. They carefully recorded and analysed their results, discussing whether a larger hand span led to a stronger grip. The investigation helped pupils develop their scientific enquiry skills while encouraging them to make predictions, collect evidence and draw conclusions from their findings.
2026 Eid Fair!
Our Eid Fair was a wonderful success and a fantastic opportunity for our school community to come together in celebration. Families, staff and pupils enjoyed a variety of activities, games and refreshments, creating a joyful atmosphere throughout the event. We would like to thank everyone who attended, volunteered and contributed to making the fair such a memorable occasion. The support and generosity shown by our school community were greatly appreciated.