Y3 Egyptians Day
Our Year 3 children embarked on a journey back in time to Ancient Egypt, bringing the rich history and culture of this ancient civilisation to life.
Our Year 3 children embarked on a journey back in time to Ancient Egypt, bringing the rich history and culture of this ancient civilisation to life.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended our Christmas Fayre on Friday, 29th November! The event was a resounding success, with a wonderful festive atmosphere filling the school. It was fantastic to see so many families, friends, and members of the community coming together to celebrate the season and support our Academy.
A Big Thank You to Outwell Post Office for generously donating some exciting goodies to the Christmas Fayre and the children (more news next week).
Today we have had a fantastic History themed day in Year 2. The children were invited to dress up as Romans to take part in a full day of Roman activities.
We launched the Advent season with a Christingle service in which our Year 4 children shared Christmas songs and poems.
As we continue to add new books to our wonderful library, we encourage our children and families to log in and engage with our online library platform.
Mrs Marsters and our Year 6 children attended Norfolk Constabulary’s Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Webinar this week.A member of Norfolk Constabulary’s Youth Engagement Team staff, along with a Safer Schools Police Officer, delivered the session.
Our Kids with Bricks Club had another successful week! The current theme is Space. Children have a huge amount of fun while developing strategy, resilience and confidence skills.
As you are all aware, we have been working closely with the Cambridge Maths Hub for several years, 6 to be exact. We have embarked on the Sustaining Mastery project this year, which supports us to continue to embed and sustain teaching for mastery approaches with fidelity and consistency, making effective use of high-quality resources.
Children across the UK are facing greater challenges than ever, with mental health conditions such as anxiety & depression rising, high levels of poverty leading to inequality & lack of opportunity.
Anti-Bullying Week 2024 took place this week, with the theme: Teamwork - Choose Respect. This year, we’ll continue to empower our children to not resort to bullying, even when we disagree and remind adults to lead by example, online and offline.
In response to parental feedback, we worked hard last year to develop extra support channels for our parents and carers in relation to SEND. To continue to develop this further, we are taking part in a national project called the Partnership for Inclusion of Neurodiversity In Schools (PINS).