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Our Crowmoor Certificate winner this week is Myriam. Taking Reading Rex home this week is Karson. Well done both!

Happy Friday! The children have settled well back to school. We started the week with butterflies! They have also been enjoying using our new bikes. This week, we have been looking at the story 'Oliver's vegetables'. The children enjoyed looking at different fruits and vegetables, creating vegetables characters and heathy plates. Our certificate winner this week Louie. He has done some fantastic reading and writing this week. Well done! Please can you make sure your child bri

What a fantastic start to the Summer Term! The children have enjoyed comparing lots of different versions of the fairy tale 'Hansel and Gretel'. We have written a setting description of the tempting cottage in the woods. In maths, the children are becoming more independent at making equal groups and are starting to make arrays to show rows and columns. Next week they will be sharing equally. Please help them to count in 2s, 5s and 10s. Soon the children will be taking part in

It has been wonderful to welcome the children back after the Easter break. They have returned ready and refreshed for a busy but exciting term ahead. This week in maths, we have been focusing on our arithmetic skills, and the children have shown a great ability to work quickly and carefully when answering questions. In reading, we have been developing our inference skills, explaining how and why we know something by using evidence from the text to support our answers. In P.E,

Dear Parents and Carers, I am delighted to share that we have had a very positive start to the new term. In English, the children have been exploring setting descriptions and have produced some fantastic creative ideas. It has been wonderful to see their imagination and descriptive language developing so confidently. We have also begun our new class text, Ariki and the Island of Wonders , which the children are already thoroughly enjoying. In Maths, we have seen some very hig

Please see below for dates for the Summer Term.

Good afternoon, What an interesting week we have had to finish the term. The children are really getting to grips exploring decimals, they have written some interesting non-chronological reports, and we had our trip to Telford Mosque on Wednesday. The Imam at the mosque was very impressed with our class’s behaviour, how respectful they were and how well they contributed to the discussion. Over Easter: - Please encourage your children to go on Mathletics, it recaps everything

Spring 1 has been brilliant, and it has been wonderful to see so much progress from the Year 6 children. In Writing, we have been creating diary entries inspired by the clip La Luna . The children demonstrated a strong understanding of the task and used a range of prepositional openers to clearly paint vivid pictures in the reader’s mind. In Maths, we have completed our Geometry unit, where the children showed great understanding when finding angles in a range of shapes. In G

Happy Friday!   We have ended the spring term with a busy week. The children have enjoyed looking at our story ‘We’re going on an egg hunt’ and going on an egg hunt today. They have also been labelling spring pictures, using eggs to make shakers and creating their own obstacle course. We looked at what happened when we melted chocolate and made chocolate nests. In maths, we have been looking at length and height. The children have been measuring the length and height of objec

Wishing you all a lovely and restful Easter break. A reminder we return on Monday 13th April. See you all soon :)

Here’s our guide to family days out throughout the Easter school holidays. Shrewsbury Spring Celebration Trail : A giant rabbit has arrived in the Town Square. Original Shrewsbury has created a trail so you can work out his name. View the trail map HERE . Once you’ve worked it out, write the name on your card and submit it on the website HERE to be entered into a competition. There’s a bonus spring craft day at Swan Hill Studios on March 31st. Drop in anytime 10am – 4pm, and

A really important topic delivered to our Y5 parents/carers this afternoon around “Online Safety”. Our pupils engaged with different activities alongside their adults including: 🤖 AI and the dangers of fake news/information 🤪 Emojis and how these symbols are used as a method of communication on social media 🎮 Gaming and age restrictions We also had the pleasure in welcoming START TECH into school, who offer expert advice to keeping children safe online. Please check out th

Dear Parents and Guardians, I hope you are well. I wanted to let you know that this Friday, as part of our science curriculum, I will be carrying out a teacher-led demonstration involving the dissection of a beef heart. This demonstration will help students better understand the structure and function of the heart as part of their learning about the circulatory system. The children will observe the process, but they will not be carrying out any dissection themselves. The sess

We are looking to restock our School Bank and would really appreciate your support! If you have any unwanted items at home that could be used as prizes, please consider donating them to the school. We are especially looking for items such as books, small toys, games, stationery, or anything in good condition that children would enjoy. These rewards help us motivate and celebrate our pupils’ efforts and achievements. If you’re able to contribute, please send items in with your

This week in Maths, we have been focusing on perimeter and area . The children have been learning how to measure and calculate the perimeter of different shapes, as well as finding the area by counting squares and using simple formulae. They have shown great enthusiasm when applying these skills to real-life problems. In English, we have been developing our descriptive writing through character descriptions . The children have explored how to create vivid and engaging charact

Dear Parents and Carers, We have recently received information from the community policing team regarding the use of electric scooters. Electric scooters (also known as e-scooters) fall under the category of ‘powered transporters’. This term covers a range of personal transport devices that are powered by a motor. E-scooters and unregistered e-motorbikes are classed as motor vehicles under the Road Traffic Act 1988. In light of this, we are no longer able to allow pupils to b

Good afternoon, We have had a very good week in Sycamore Class. In maths we finished our unit on fractions and lots of children got very high scores on their end of unit test. We are now moving on to decimals, looking beyond 0 and exploring the correlation with fractions. In English we are revisiting non-chronological reports, in particular looking at tense and technical vocabulary. So far, we have written a text about Sycamore Class. In PE we tested our badminton skills by p

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Happy Friday from Hazel Class! We’ve had another busy week. In English, we continued with our class text ‘There’s a Pharoah in our Bath!’ We are really enjoying reading through this and asking questions. In our writing, we are looking at poetry. We have focused on Acrostic poems and have created some about school and Ancient Egypt. In Maths, we have finished off our topic on Fractions by focusing on where to place Unit Fractions on a Numberline. We are excited to move on this

This week we’ve been looking at ‘Jasper’s beanstalk’. The children have drawn Jasper, his garden and what he might find in a treasure chest at the top of the beanstalk. They have also made their own beanstalks using playdough and planted beans. In maths, we’ve been looking at length. The children have enjoyed doing maths outdoors and have found sticks and put them in order of length.  The children have also enjoyed hunting for plastic worms and putting them in order of length