Bromham CofE Primary School

Year 2 had a fantastic morning visiting Reverend Catherine at St Owen’s Church as part of our learning about people who inspire us and the Christian faith. The children enjoyed exploring the church grounds, asking thoughtful questions, and discovering more about the role of Christians in our community. A huge thank you to Reverend Catherine and all of the wonderful volunteers who supported the children throughout the trip and helped make it such a memorable experience!

🐛🍎 This week, we have been learning all about the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar and exploring the importance of healthy eating! 🍓🍌🍇

On Thursday, the children enjoyed a wonderful fruit tasting session where they each created their own delicious fruit kebab from a selection of fresh fruits to enjoy as their snack. 😋

A huge thank you to the Tesco Cardington Road Community Champion Team for kindly and generously donating the fruit – we are so grateful for your support! 💚

Inspired by our tasting session, the children also enjoyed some independent writing, sharing all about their favourite fruits! ✏️🍏



Tesco Cardington Road Community Champion Team

Year 3 had a fantastic time today during their Roman day! We have made Roman artifacts, learnt about life in Roman Britain, and reenacted Roman traditions.

We are delighted to invite pupils of all ages to take part in a national Under the Sea doodle competition – completely free to enter!

In collaboration with The Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers and Stourbridge Glass Museum, renowned glass artist Allister Malcolm will transform winning pupil designs into stunning glass artworks ✨

🐠 Theme: Under the Sea
👧🧒 Who can enter: All school-age pupils
🎨 Task: Create a doodle of your favourite under-sea creature (any non-digital medium – pencil, crayon, paint, marker, etc.)

🏆 Prizes for schools:
1st Prize – £250
2nd Prize – £150
3rd Prize – £100

🎁 The top 3 winning designs will be turned into real glass artworks by Allister Malcolm and his team!

🏛️ Winning and shortlisted entries will also be exhibited at Stourbridge Glass Museum, and the winning glass pieces will be awarded to the schools.

🎥 A live glass-making demonstration of the winning designs will take place on Saturday 22nd August.

📦 How to enter:

A4 paper (portrait or landscape)
Include on the back: pupil name & age, school & class, teacher name & contact email, plus a title and short description
Please flat-pack entries to avoid damage