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Narnia Class launched their new enquiry question, Would you rather be a Spartan or an Athenian?, with an exciting immersion into Ancient Greek life and culture. 🍇 Exploring Greek Flavours…
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Debbie Wardel from the Lincolnshire Stay Safe Partnership visited school to deliver Online Safety Workshops across the school. The children watched videos of a character making the wrong choices online…
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Our Children in Enchanted Forest have been continuing their exciting topic on dinosaurs! Recently, the children became palaeontologists as they investigated dinosaur “poo” (coprolites) to discover what dinosaurs might have…
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Narnia Class recently invited parents and friends into the classroom to share their learning about rocks. As part of our science topic, “How are rocks formed?”, the children created detailed…
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Congratulations to our successful applicants! Today, our newly appointed ambassadors completed their training and met virtually with Dawn Newall from Healthy Minds, who will be supporting the team. We’re so…
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Neverland thoroughly enjoyed their ‘sightseeing’ tour of London to kick-start their new topic, “What makes a capital city?” 🌍 The children explored the historical significance of some of London’s most…
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Our Reception class kicked off their dinosaur topic with a ROAR-some surprise… dinosaur eggs! 🥚🦖The children became little explorers, carefully digging to discover what was hidden inside. This exciting activity…
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Narnia Class had an exciting time answering our enquiry question: “How are rocks formed?” through four hands-on experiments. 🔍What does it look like?The children explored lots of different types of…
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Miss Cook and Mrs Binney accompanied a group of children on a special visit to Greenfields Academy’s Animal Department in Grantham. Greenfields Academy is a specialist school for pupils aged…
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This year’s Nativity was “Little Angel gets their Wings!”. Enchanted Forest and Neverland performed to a hall full of parents, grandparents, carers and pupils of the school past and present. Little…
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