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This week, over 60 parents arrived to join the children in LKS2 to create some Christmas crafts. The children created Christmas wreaths using paint and
Years 4 to 6 enjoyed an amazing, albeit slightly scary and spooky visit from author Peter J Murray. Telling fantastic stories about his life and
In Y4HS we created decorative poppy stones using paints which with then displayed at the front of school for parents and members of the public
Y3/4 Take on the Ilam Park Trail
Last week, LKS2 classes went on a trip to Ilam Park in the Peak District. We had a great day using maps to follow a
In our last week before half term, we gathered vocabulary outside for our autumn themed poem which was inspired by Jacqueline Wilson’s ‘Brown Girl Dreaming’. The
We have completed an art project on Anglo-Saxons focusing on their masks. The children sculpted and designed a mask onto clay and then painted them the
Jenny York Author Visits Aston Hall
We were very fortunate this week to receive a visit from children’s author Jenny York. Jenny delivered two sessions to EYFS/KS1 and KS2. The children loved
Looking after our Mental Health – World Mental Health Day
Tuesday 10th October was World Mental Health Day. The children across school took part in different activities to help them realise how important it is
This morning, we had an online assembly focusing on influential black women who have made positive impacts to our lives. This included sportspeople, musicians, politicians
We conducted some Geography fieldwork, looking at traffic in the local area and comparing it to the traffic while standing on the A57 bridge. We
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This week, Y3/4 have been working on measuring in both meters and centimeters. They took part in a fun, educational activity, which was to measure
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