Collective worship and our values in action
It was wonderful to have the opportunity to work with all the children on Friday afternoon as they prepared their bouquets for Mothering Sunday. We thought about the Christian history of the celebration and how it has grown into the day it is now. It was lovely watching the smallest count out just the right number of daffodils, to the biggest who valiantly wrestled their specially prepared paper to make their bouquet ‘just so’. No mean feat wrapping flowers in position, but all was done with such love.
Thank you school council for leading our class assemblies on attendance and absence. It was lovely to hear our Pupil Voice expressed so clearly and for you to gather the views and comments of your classmates. Well done
Our assemblies have focused on friendship this term. Lovely to see so much support and happiness in school 💓
A joyful Advent Service
Our Christmas jumper and cake sale raised over £70 so we have reached our target to be able to sponsor a toilet in a developing country. We will choose our location with the children over the next few days. Thank you for your generous donations 🙏
Remembrance Day at the war memorial.
Remembrance and Hope
We celebrated being back in school with an assembly on our value of HOPE. What are our hopes for ourselves, our friends and our world? We will move on to think about poppies as a sign of hope and peace in our next collective worship. Here are the responses collected at break time. ❤️
An active art assembly today - we gave a personal response to the story of Jesus and the 10 lepers where only 1 took the time to say thank you.
Our first whole school run of the term was full of joy. What a wonderful way to start the day.
A peaceful assembly today based on a stilling exercise. Our year 5 children lead it well giving everyone time to think deeply about our blessings and things we'd like to let go .
School Council led a great interactive assembly to share ideas about Spirituality. We then asked all our families to draw what it means to them.
Transition Day for years 2,3 and 4 was in July , where we played and worked together to get to know each other and to bring more compassion into our world 🫧🌎🐦
Democracy is a strong British Value. Our KS2 children put democracy in action ahead of the summer elections as we studied parliament, government and voting. We then held our own elections. Our children all spoke with passion and excitement about issues such as health, education, sport, environment and peace. Well done everyone for taking part.
Space maker class assembly: we thought deeply about the blessings in our lives and then how we can flourish like a beautiful tree. The tree of life helps us to think about how we can be blessed and how we might bless others. We planted our blessings to help our lives bloom ❤️
Mothering Sunday 2024 - celebrating and showing love and appreciation to all the mother figures in our lives.
We welcomed a family of donkeys to school just before Christmas as part of our badge giving ceremony. Each child received a wooden hanging decoration that was personalised for them. - a message of love for each child.
Eco club May 2023: today we made 'plates of wonder'. We enjoyed looking at and talking about all the beautiful things around us. Then we used our imagination and shared what we thought they could have been to a much smaller person...a dandelion clock was a parachute and a speedwell flower was a hat.
We invited a past pupil, Tom Branch, into school to tell us all what it's like to train to be a Police Officer. He inspired us all and it was great to see him try out the handcuffs on a couple of children! Thinking ahead about our future selves is so important and Tom did a great job of explaining how the key learning skills of resilience, responsibility and resourcefulness are necessary in the workplace as well as the classroom.
Children's Mental Health Week: we joined this important national initiative with a series of assemblies based on connecting with others. Looking out for loneliness and taking time to make connections.
Our Carol Service was beautifully lit with handmade lanterns.
Christmas reverse advent donations delivered to the local foodbank. Thank you for your kindness x
Advent service at St James church
Eco club have been thinking about the talents we have and how we are each unique and special. We each found a beautiful place to leave our models.
Meet your new school council members. September 2022. We put democracy in action and held our class elections. We are proud of all who took part 🗳️
Each class has shared ideas and prayers for the Queen and her family at this sad time, both in school assembly and at our church.
Support for Ukraine: School Council are leading a whole school fundraiser to support UNICEF's Ukraine appeal by selling artwork and sunflower seeds. There is so much compassion and care in school.
Advocacy week 29.11.21. Our class assembly focused on the creation story and how we can minimise our negative impact on our precious planet.
Remembrance Day - whole school reflections 2021
Our Macmillan Coffee Morning and cake sale raised over £400!
Pupil voice, democracy and responsibility are important to us. Meet our School Council, elected by each year group from year 1 to 6.
Our art work was inspired by a beautiful walk around our local area with a focus on the word ' rejoice' from our vision.
A Class Assembly lead beautifully by children in Chaffinch
Living honestly with compassion - thank you Nick
School Council met to discuss rewards and behaviour in school. They surveyed their peers and fed back their findings.
Bluebell wood walk. Collective worship with Sam and Kate. We are grateful for what we have and we rejoice in it and help each other to do the same.
School Council have organised an art sale to raise money to help those impacted by the Australian Wildfires. Each child displayed their art in the hall then took their art home. Please send in a donation for this important cause to show friendship, compassion and give a little hope to those in need. Thank you. xx (Feb 2020)
Art Sale to raise funds for the Australian RSPCA and Salvation Army 10.02.2020
Reverse Advent Calendar. Please help spread HOPE this Christmas
Sharing and Celebrating Collective Worship and the Impact it has on us all
November 2019 Samuel and Eli. The importance of listening and how do we feel knowing that God is listening?
