We had many Dads, Uncles, Grandads and Mums come in today for Bring a Significant Male to School Day. There was a range of activities that took place, including: vocabulary exploration, practical maths, creating cards and the role play of the story ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’. Thank you all for joining us!
We had many Dads, Uncles, Grandads and Mums come in today for Bring a Significant Male to School Day. There was a range of activities that took place, including: vocabulary exploration, practical maths, creating cards and the role play of the story ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’. Thank you all for joining us!
EYFS had an amazing adventure spotting different forms of transport such as buses, trains, cars and vans! On the Weaver Line train, they took photos with an iPad while enjoying…
Count down to World Book Day 2025 begins! We will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. Children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character…
EYFS parents and carers joined us for a Phonics Coffee Morning. They learned all about phonics and had the chance to support their children with reading and writing in the…
Year 2 have been exploring the incredible achievements of aviator Amy Johnson in Humanities! They examined maps, newspapers and photos to understand her legacy and why she remains an important…
EYFS embraced creativity through mark making. They developed problem-solving skills, fine motor skills and explored the endless possibilities of a big empty box.
Year 1 have been exploring different ways to represent the number 10 and count up to 20 using concrete resources in Maths. They worked with Numicon, bead strings, ten frames…
Parents from Southwold enjoyed the Children's Mental Health Week coffee morning themed 'Disconnect to Reconnect'. After a presentation on the safe use of technology and striking that balance, parents joined in…
Our Enterprise Fayre was a huge success! Our creative pupils put their entrepreneurial skills to the test, #selling handmade keyrings, bracelets, squishes and salt dough coasters to parents and teachers.…
EYFS enjoyed learning about different jobs during Work Week. They loved dressing up as firefighters, doctors, construction workers and shopkeepers, bringing each role to life through fun role play!
