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Biscuit the Bear went on holiday with Mrs Ingleson and her family to Majorca. 

She had a lovely time looking at the balcony and soaking up the sun on the sunbed . 

It was very, very hot and she needed her sunglasses. 

Looking forward to our class 2 adventures in…

The School Council have written a report to the governors that explains what they do in school.

Class 9 had a fantastic time at Yorkshire Sculpture park. 

We built our own mini sculptures, saw some fantastic art work and worked in groups building our own giant sculptures that told a story. 

Pupil Parliament were asked ‘Who could you talk to if you feel unsafe?’ 

They answered – 

• If you ever feel worried, upset, or unsafe—whether it’s something happening at school or at home—it’s really important to talk to someone. You don’t have to keep it to yourself.
• One of the best…

This year, PP has brought a wonderful pupil-led idea to life, turning a simple act of kindness into a school-wide initiative. 

It all began when a thoughtful pupil from class 16 asked if he could donate some of his own unwanted but well-loved items—still in good condition—to another child who…

One of our pupils took the art bag home and drew this lovely piece to celebrate Ramadan.

Well done!

Today we played differences bingo. 

We spent time finding out what differences we have between us all in class. 

We discussed our differences and how they could be celebrated.

Children in Starship enjoyed designing their number t shirts for number day.

Pupil Parliament have been collecting any unwanted or well loved items that children have kindly donated to school. 

We have now shared these with pupils and parents and any one who needed a new item for their child, whether it be a coat, bag, wellies, boots or clothing, can take what they need…

As part of our Chinese New Year celebrations, children from the Stellar provision made some Chinese coil pots which we will paint in traditional colours red and gold next week.

Well done to a pupil in class 12 for completing an art activity at home. 

The pupil was very proud of his efforts and very keen to show his work to staff.  

Mr Needham was very impressed.

In KS1 collective worship we reflected on compassion and other qualities like patience, kindness and gentleness. 

The children could think of times when someone has shown them compassion and kindness.

KS1 came up with fantastic ways to help others when they needed it and could think lots of…