
WOW!!! We have had some truly amazing entries for our decorated egg competition. The effort and creativity the children have applied to their designs are fantastic. Well done to all that have taken part!


























We are delighted as a school to have the Key Community Bus beginning to join us in the car park from next Thursday between 12pm and 1:30pm! This will take place every 3 weeks on a Thursday between those times.
Please see the poster attached for more details.
We are aware next week is the Easter holidays however this will still be going ahead in the car park so please get yourselves along, even with the children in tow.
This is open for all of the community to use as well as parents, carers and staff so please share the posts and spread the word. The more people that know about this service the better! It is such a brilliant opportunity whether it’s to have a browse of what’s on board from week to week, grab a few bargains or just to come along to have a chat.
Follow the links to find out more:
Facebook: Key Community Bus
Thank you for your continued support!
This week in DT, we designed and made a pair of hairy trousers based on the saga about Ragnar Lothbrok.













































This half term, we have been learning how to create excellent bridge balances in gymnastics. We have been practising how to form the perfect bridge using our bodies.
Here are the revised timetables for activities at the local Family Hubs over the Easter holidays. Some activities are subject to availability so don’t forget to check for spaces by calling the number provided.
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We have been taking full advantage of the sunshine today and have been enjoying all our OPAL areas. As you can see we have had an amazing time!
In Computing, we learned about algorithms and about repetition within an algorithm. Then, we went on Scratch and created an algorithm with a repetition for our sprite to follow.























