09/10/2026
Acorn Class learnt about Alma Thomas for Black History Month. We enjoyed creating some colourful artwork in her unique style!
This week Willow Class started reading Whatever Next by Jill Murphy. They made owls, bears and rockets in many different ways and planned what they’d take with them for a picnic on the moon! Now time to write our own version. I wonder where Baby Bear will travel to this time!
Oak Class learnt about the properties of materials in science and classified objects depending on whether they were opaque, transparent or translucent. We were surprised to find some objects we assumed were opaque actually weren’t!
This week, Silver Birch were lucky enough to welcome the Jam Coding team for an exciting and engaging coding workshop! The children had the opportunity to learn all about coding and develop the skills needed to design and create their very own games. By the end of the session, every child had successfully created a game that they could be proud of. It was wonderful to see their creativity, problem-solving skills and enthusiasm shine throughout the workshop!
In Forest School this week, the rain didn't stop the fun. After finding the tennis ball, the KS1 children filled a special suitcase with leaves they then took them inside, dried them, and did some beautiful leaf printing. KS2 children challenged themselves by building a den to keep them dry before some teamwork games. Well done everyone, and don't forget your wellies and coats in case the rain surprises us again.
High Beech participated in both the Y3/ 4 and the Y1/ 2 mixed football competition this week. The children looked so professional in their new kits, very kindly purchased by the friends and sponsored by Bullen Roofing Ltd.
Well done to all the players and a huge thank you to Liam Murphy, George Hobbs and Ben Cooper for coaching the teams on the day.