An incredible achievement!

TTRS Battle Results!

A big shout out to 4G, 4RS and 5S for coming out on top for this week’s battle.

Nursery 

We had a wonderful Teddy Bear’s Picnic in nursery this week. Thank you to all the parents who joined us for activities, stories, singing and especially cake.

Reception 

Cherry Class have had a fantastic week learning the story of ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. They have been using beans to learn about capacity, measuring and pouring ‘milk’, and creating beautiful collage beanstalks.

Year 1 - BEWARE!

Year 1 were given a shock on Monday when they arrived to a trashed classroom; tables had been flipped over, chairs knocked down and resources were a mess! A red dragon from our English story had been spotted around the school so the children created warning posters for other classes and made sure everyone knew what to keep an eye out for. They went on to set a trap to catch the dragon but were surprised to find out he had overheard their plan so left Chip in his place with a note saying he had gone back to his cave. Keep your eyes peeled though because he might come back and is very dangerous!

Year 2

In science, Year 2 have been learning all about plants. This week we looked at different types of seed dispersal, such as water, wind, animal and explosion. We then watched a clip about maple seed dispersal and made our own ‘helicopter seeds’ to see how this worked. 

Year 3

In English, Year 3 have been creating their own informative posters about climate change independently. Throughout the week, they drafted paragraphs on how humans contribute to the problem and what can be done to reduce the impact. Finally, they published their work in their neatest handwriting.

Year 4

This week, our Year 4 scientists and geographers  took their learning out of the classroom and into the real world to discover how sound influences the big decisions made by town planners. Armed with decibel readers, they measured the sound levels of different zones, hunting for the quietest spots. Their mission? To decide exactly where to plant more trees to create a peaceful sanctuary that will attract more wildlife to the area.

Year 5

Our Year 5s have had an absolute blast this week mixing art with some seriously messy science! The kids rolled up their sleeves and got stuck into designing and building their very own volcanoes using heaps of paper-mâché and bright paint. But the best part? Taking them outside for the grand finale! Armed with bottles of Coke and packets of Mentos, they triggered some epic, fizzing eruptions right out of their handmade craters. There were tons of laughs, plenty of cheers, and a few wild splashes. It was the perfect way to learn about science and design hands-on—and honestly, who doesn't love making a bit of a mess for schoolwork? 

Year 6

Year 6 have been auditioning this week for our production of Grimm! Parts will be cast this afternoon…watch this space!