Circumstances have been a little different for the year 6 leaver’s production this year so we have had a go at some film making. We discovered a lot of acting talent that we were unaware of and there are some award winning performances from the children.
They had a great time making the film and learning new skills and with the technical wizardry of Mr Williams we have a film.
We hope you enjoy watching it as much as the children enjoyed making it. They were truly creative.
A look at the changes and adaptations we’ve made to our school to ensure social distancing and safety when we partly reopen to pupils on the 15th June.
Over the last few weeks we have been a hive of activity preparing the school for Christmas. This includes the amazing decorations the staff put up around school and all the hard work that has gone into the Christmas productions and performances.
The first performance was by Key Stage 1 who performed ‘The Little Fir Tree’, for teachers, children, parents and carers.
KS1 performing The Little Fir Tree.
KS1 Perform ‘All Alone’ at their Christmas Production, ‘The Little Fir Tree’.
KS1 Perform ‘Hear the Rain’ at their Christmas Production, ‘The Little Fir Tree’.
Later in the week we were treated to EYFS performing their production, ‘Christmas Counts’ during which we heard both amazing singing and the children pulling off some extraordinary dance moves and solos.
EYFS perform Christmas Counts.
EYFS perform ‘Who Can Count the Angels in the Sky’ as part of their Christmas Production.
EYFS perform ‘Christmas Counts for Everyone’ as part of their Christmas Production.
The final production of the week was KS2 performing their Carol Service. A time to bring everyone together we watched some beautiful singing of many Christmas staples.
KS2 performing their Carol Service.
KS2 Performing ‘We Three Kings of Orient Are’ at their 2019 Christmas Carol Service
Its really been a wonderful and festive last few weeks and we wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Enjoy your holidays everyone.
In this final edition of the academic year, we talk to Mr Spoors and Mr Old, and announce the candidates for Head Boy and Girl 2019-2020. Happy listening!
Year 3 used a poem to reenact Boudicca and the Battle of Watling Street as part of their Romans history topic. The class was split into Celts and Romans and dressed up accordingly. Enjoy!
Year 3 reenact Boudicca and the Battle of Watling Street.
