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Painting Pumpkins in Rainbows!
This week, Rainbows have been working super hard on their fine motor skills, by using paint and cotton buds to fill in the pumpkin dots!
This weekend, Fuggle really enjoyed his weekend with Mr Holmes. He had lots of yummy food and rest, ready for another fun week at Aston
This week, Rainbows really enjoyed their PE session! Their lesson included lots of jumping, climbing and catching, and they did such a fantastic job! Well
Y5/6 Utilita Kids Cup Tournament 2024
Last week, Year 5 and 6 had a fantastic day, when they took part in the Utilita Kids Cup Tournament 2024 against 28 other schools,
Last Wednesday, Aston Hall celebrated Harvest Festival by visiting the Central Methodist Church in Aston. They sang, showed art work, and read poems, as well
Year 6 had a fabulous time at the Community Safety at Lifewise Centre with Crucial Crew. While they were there, they took part in lots
This half term, Year 2 have been studying Claude Monet in their Art lessons. Over the last couple of weeks, they have been creating their own
This week, Rainbows have been working hard on their spooky skeleton pictures! The children used cotton buds to make a wonderful piece of art, after
Halloween Pictures in Rainbows!
This week, Rainbows have been using oil pastels in their Art lesson to make a Halloween picture! Later this week, they will also be adding
This week, Y3/4 had an introduction to column addition in Maths, they worked super hard to understand this, and they didn’t give up and did
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In Science this week, we learned how muscles make bones move, then followed instructions to make a moving arm joint with bones and muscles! The
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