Year 4 children had an absolute blast today on Numbers Day! We learned French numbers up to 60, cracked codes in an escape room with math...

Take a look at how curious children in year 4 have been when making predictions and inferences about their new book called the Ice Palace...

Year 4 become poets and create a 'poetree'. Take a look at the fantastic poems year 4 have wrote about the moon using Figurative Language.

Children have been inspired by the artist Gustav Klimt to help them practise drawing trees.

Children in year 4 have been learning to count numbers to 60 to help them say the names and dates of festivals.

Today, children learnt to recognise tenths as decimals linked to measures. Do you know how many tenths make a whole kilogram?

Michelle did an amazing job! She created her own Roman gods and goddesses, carefully choosing their names and roles, showing that she...

Take a look at children identifying herbivores, carnivores and omnivores by investigating animal faeces.  Also, they researched the diet...

During refugee week, children had a look at famous refugee sports people. Can you guess the famous sports people?

Today, children kick-started their Maths learning journey through an hands on lesson on measuring weight and capacity.

Take a look at the incredible creativity produced by children  during the home learning project on 3D shapes and angles.

Children had a lot of fun today at the Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Take a look at their Roman coins that they ingeniously designed using...

Children enjoyed every moment of their Good to be Green reward. They used diligence, determination, and discipline when they embarked on...

Children enjoyed their reading lesson where they learnt a new strategy to understand meaning of words.

This week, children observed t their eggs in the different types of liquids  and decided which drinks caused the most harm to them. They...

Children came to school wearing festive and comfy jumpers and delicious food items, eager to contribute to a charity event.

Can you guess what children have been learning about in History? It is based on a civilisation that flourished over 2,000 years ago...

How does the digestive system work? Take a look at some of the remarkable pieces of explanation texts of how the digestive system works.

The maths parent workshop was truly enlightening as parents were introduced to the multiplication method and they witnessed their...

Take a look at the extraordinary Christmas cards that children created as part of their computing. A big thank for to Lee Ashton who came...