Harvest Celebration and Food Bank Donations

We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our parents and carers for your generous donations to the local food bank as part of our Harvest celebrations. Your kindness and support will help families in our community and reminds us all of the importance of helping others.

This morning, we enjoyed a lovely Harvest celebration at church. This was also the first time we have taken our KS1 children to church this academic year, and we were incredibly proud of them all. They were sensible, respectful and followed instructions exceptionally well throughout the morning, representing our school beautifully.

We were also delighted to see our Worship Leaders do such a wonderful job leading the service and helping everyone take part in the celebrations. Their confidence and enthusiasm made the occasion extra special.

During our time together, the children learned about the importance of caring for God’s creation. We discussed how we can all play our part by looking after our world, including not littering and reducing food waste. These simple actions help us to show respect and gratitude for the wonderful world God has given us.

Father Jonathan also shared a simple but meaningful reminder with the children. Before eating, he encouraged everyone to pause and say the short prayer, “Thank you God,” as a way of showing gratitude for the food we have and the people who help provide it.

It has been a truly special morning of reflection, celebration and thankfulness. Thank you once again for your generous Harvest donations and for supporting our school community. We are so proud of all the children and the wonderful attitudes they demonstrated throughout the morning.

โ€œThank you God.โ€ ๐Ÿ‚๐ŸŒพ๐Ÿ™

Spellings 02.10.26-09.10.26

Year 1: Mrs Bate and Mr Collins

turn, burst, curl, hurt, zoo, moon, scoop, rooftop, to, go

Simplified:

turn, moon, to, go

Year 2: Miss Cole, Miss Carter & Mrs Birad

bridge, edge, hedge, ledge, listen, whistle, glisten, fasten, honest, heart

Homework 2.10.26

This weekโ€™s homework is a paper-based activity focusing on English skills and can be found in your childโ€™s homework folder. Please ensure it is completed and returned to school on Tuesday.

If you have any issues please let us know.

Many thanks for your support.

A Wonderful End to Our Scarecrow’s Wedding Theme

This week, KS1 brought our Scarecrow’s Wedding learning journey to a fantastic conclusion with a special craft afternoon!

The children enjoyed getting creative as they made a variety of wedding-themed crafts inspired by the story. From designing wedding cakes and creating a variety of colourful scarecrows, the classroom was filled with excitement, imagination and teamwork.

Throughout our work on Scarecrow’s Wedding, the children have developed their reading, writing and speaking skills while engaging with a story they have thoroughly enjoyed. It has been wonderful to see their confidence grow as they retold the story, explored the characters and shared their own creative ideas.

We are also delighted that Mrs Mason, has chosen to display some of the children’s wonderful work from this project. The children were incredibly proud to see their achievements being celebrated, and it is a lovely recognition of all their hard work and creativity.

We are so proud of everything the children have achieved during this topic. What a wonderful way to celebrate the end of a memorable learning journey!

Well done, KS1! ๐ŸŒป๐Ÿ’๐Ÿ’’

The KS1 Team

Homework 25.09.26

This week’s homework is to complete the maths sheet in your child’s homework folder. The activities are based on learning we have completed in school this week and provide a great opportunity to practise these skills at home.

As an optional extra, our gymnastics coach has launched a ‘Design Your Own Leotard’ competition. The winning design will receive a trophy, so it is well worth taking part!

Thank you for your continued support.

The KS1 Team ๐Ÿ˜Š

Spellings 25.09.26-02.10.26

Year 1: Mrs Bate and Mr Collins

book, foot, cook, look, car, park, market, shark, of, is

Simplified:

book, park, of, is

Year 2: Miss Cole, Miss Carter & Mrs Birad

gem, ginger, gadget, huge, fringe, large, change, charge, busy, scary

Homework 18.09.26

This week’s homework is a paper-based activity focusing on English and can be found in your child’s homework folder. Please ensure it is completed and returned to school on Tuesday. Many thanks for your support.

KS1 News and Celebrations

This week, all of our Year 1 children have been thoroughly enjoying spending time in their continuous provision areas. A particular highlight has been our fantastic new role play resource, a wonderful wooden frame that can be transformed into a variety of exciting role play environments.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to the Harbach family, who kindly designed, built and donated this amazing resource for our school. The children absolutely love using it and it has already inspired lots of imaginative play, creativity and collaborative learning. We are incredibly grateful for their generosity and support.

We are always delighted to see members of our school community sharing their skills and talents to enhance our children’s learning experiences. If any parents or family members have ideas, expertise or resources they would like to contribute to school, we would love to hear from you.

We would also like to say a big well done to our gymnasts this week, who received the Gymnast of the Week medal from Dudley Gymnastics Group. This is an award that will continue to be presented each week, and recipients will have the opportunity to share their achievement during our Friday Praise Assembly.

As a reminder, if your child has received any medals, trophies or certificates from activities outside of school, we would love to celebrate their successes with them. Please bring these into school on a Friday so they can be shared during assembly.

Many thanks,
The KS1 Team

Spellings 18.09.26-25.09.26

Year 1: Mrs Bate and Mr Collins

night, bright, sight, high, road, toast, coat, goat, no, put

Simplified: night, coat, no

Year 2: Miss Cole, Miss Carter & Mrs Birad

catch, patch, stitch, latch, brother, monkey, motherโ€‹, honey, buy, Autumn โ€‹

Spelling 11.09.26- 18.09.26

Year 1: Mrs Bate and Mr Collins

paidโ€‹, rain, tail, brain, deep, sheep, sleep, green, I, the

Year 2: Miss Cole, Miss Carter & Mrs Birad

there, where, singing, launching, pear, bear, wear, tear, here, friendโ€‹

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