Y6 had a great time this afternoon celebrating ‘National Shakespeare Week’ at Gawthorpe Hall. The children were a pleasure to take and wholeheartedly joined in each of the activities with enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Forest School pond has completely come to life over the past couple of weeks — it’s full of frog spawn! One day last week, we counted 16 frog heads popping out of our pond! It’s honestly amazing to watch nature do its thing right in our school. Every day there seems to be more and you can already spot the tiny dark dots that will soon become tadpoles. The children are looking forward to witnessing the life cycle of a frog! ... See MoreSee Less
What a super showcase of their learning about ‘The Great Fire of London’ Year One hosted this afternoon. We are so proud of each and every one of the children and grateful to all those who were able to attend. ... See MoreSee Less
Today our Year 5/6 athletics team journeyed to Blackpool to take part in the Lancashire small schools finals. Each member of the team performed brilliantly and together they managed to come 4th out of all the small schools in Lancashire. An incredible achievement . We are so proud of you all. Thanks to Mrs Wiseman for preparing the children for their events. ... See MoreSee Less
It was another lovely Messy Lent session this evening hearing from the Gospel about The Last Supper. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us. ... See MoreSee Less
Today, for Global Recycling Day, the Laudato Si team organised a sponsored crazy hair non uniform day. We have raised a brilliant amount of money to go towards our new playground recycling bins. A huge thank you to all the parents/ carers who helped make this possible. ... See MoreSee Less
Class 2 had a wonderful day yesterday celebrating their class saint, St Patrick.
We began the morning with a lovely Celebration of the Word, reflecting on how we can follow the example of Saint Patrick. Afterwards, we had a go at some Irish dancing and sampled a range of Irish snacks. To finish, we designed our own shamrocks for our class saint display ☘️. ... See MoreSee Less
A morning brew has set us up for a day of city exploration. ... See MoreSee Less
Y3 have arrived safely and are ready to explore the Liverpool waterfront. ... See MoreSee Less
Y6 had a great time this afternoon celebrating ‘National Shakespeare Week’ at Gawthorpe Hall. The children were a pleasure to take and wholeheartedly joined in each of the activities with enthusiasm. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Forest School pond has completely come to life over the past couple of weeks — it’s full of frog spawn! One day last week, we counted 16 frog heads popping out of our pond! It’s honestly amazing to watch nature do its thing right in our school. Every day there seems to be more and you can already spot the tiny dark dots that will soon become tadpoles. The children are looking forward to witnessing the life cycle of a frog! ... See MoreSee Less
What a super showcase of their learning about ‘The Great Fire of London’ Year One hosted this afternoon. We are so proud of each and every one of the children and grateful to all those who were able to attend. ... See MoreSee Less
Today our Year 5/6 athletics team journeyed to Blackpool to take part in the Lancashire small schools finals. Each member of the team performed brilliantly and together they managed to come 4th out of all the small schools in Lancashire. An incredible achievement . We are so proud of you all. Thanks to Mrs Wiseman for preparing the children for their events. ... See MoreSee Less
It was another lovely Messy Lent session this evening hearing from the Gospel about The Last Supper. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us. ... See MoreSee Less
Today, for Global Recycling Day, the Laudato Si team organised a sponsored crazy hair non uniform day. We have raised a brilliant amount of money to go towards our new playground recycling bins. A huge thank you to all the parents/ carers who helped make this possible. ... See MoreSee Less
Class 2 had a wonderful day yesterday celebrating their class saint, St Patrick.
We began the morning with a lovely Celebration of the Word, reflecting on how we can follow the example of Saint Patrick. Afterwards, we had a go at some Irish dancing and sampled a range of Irish snacks. To finish, we designed our own shamrocks for our class saint display ☘️. ... See MoreSee Less