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Prep II had a brilliant start to their Forest School sessions this week. The children were full of energy and imagination right from the beginning. It was lovely to see them so engaged in their play and working together outdoors.

We are delighted to share the news that, thanks to your generosity, the school donated a record amount of 442kgs of donated items to the Salford Foodbank as part of our Harvest Festival collection. Paul Griffin, Assistant Manager of the

Pokémon TCG Pocket has brought the world-famous trading card game onto smartphones – and with over 100 million downloads, it’s already captured the attention of countless fans. The app combines quick-fire card battles, collectible decks, and the thrill of opening

Pokémon TCG Pocket has brought the world-famous trading card game onto smartphones – and with over 100 million downloads, it’s already captured the attention of countless fans. The app combines quick-fire card battles, collectible decks, and the thrill of opening

The Prep I and III football team battled well in a tough match against Clarendon Cottage, narrowly missing out on the win with a final score of 7–4. Zane and Tyler scored some outstanding goals and worked tirelessly in both

This afternoon, our Prep VI children enjoyed an exciting Senior PE taster session with Mrs. Hewitt and Mr. Smith. They had the opportunity to try their hand at pickleball, learning the basics of this fast-paced and fun sport – there

Fortnite continues to reign supreme in the gaming world, drawing in millions of players with its bold graphics, fast-paced action and constant stream of new content. This guide looks at the latest developments in the game – such as themed

Each Tuesday lunchtime, Kindergarten and Reception Class take part in their Yoga and Wellbeing Club. This extra-curricular club encompasses various skills, including; spatial awareness, gross motor movements, listening skills, and instruction following. Before starting the sessions, we talk about how

Prep VI have been quite handy with some of our art projects this term.  Having looked at the use of concentric patterns in art, we drew outlines of our own hands and then dotted concentric shapes around them, exploring colour

This week, our Reception children used their Computing skills to design colourful digital pumpkins. Using the mouse, they explored shape and colour tools to create spooky and fun faces. The activity helped them practise key skills like clicking, dragging, and