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Wow – what a year we have had! We are incredibly proud of all of the children and everything they have achieved this year. They have worked so hard, grown in confidence, and shown resilience, kindness and determination every step of the way. It has been wonderful to see how much they have developed, both academically and personally. This week has been a lovely opportunity to celebrate all of their achievements and reflect on the many special memories we have made together thr

Happy Friday and happy summer holidays! We have been looking at the story ‘Oliver’s Fruit Salad’ and the children enjoyed tasting lots of fruit in their own fruit salad. We also read ‘Handa’s surprise' and talked about words to describe food such as crunchy and creamy. In maths, we used fruit to help solve addition and subtraction problems and we have been sorting food into healthy and unhealthy. The children weren't too sure about tasting the lemon! We had a very specia

Good afternoon, What a week, what a term, what a year, what a two years. Thank you all for your support over the past couple of years, it has been great to teach your children and I hope they have fun next year. I have warned them I am only next door so will be checking in. A huge thank you for the gifts; they are very thoughtful and greatly appreciated. I hope you have a great summer and please try and keep up the reading. Mr Reynolds

Crowmoor Primary School Achieves Gold School Games Award 2025/26 We are delighted to announce that Crowmoor Primary School has been awarded the Gold School Games Award for the 2025/26 academic year. This prestigious national award recognises our commitment to delivering high-quality physical education, school sport, and opportunities for every child to be active. It reflects the dedication of our staff, the enthusiasm of our pupils, and the continued support of our families.

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Happy Friday all! It’s been really warm today this week, but we have worked really hard regardless! In English, we are almost at the end of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. We have enjoyed delving a little deeper into the story and linking it to our writing. This week we are focussing on writing a book report to detail our favourite parts of the story. In Maths, we have been consolidating our learning from the year. We are revisiting Addition and Subtraction and practicing

Happy Friday! It has been another hot week this week! A reminder to please put your child's name in their belongings. There has been a few hats that have been misplaced and if they have names in, they can quickly be returned. Thank you. We started our week with move up morning and football fun! We have been looking at the story 'Snail Trail' and the childen have been trying to use position language and directions. They have also been looking at where insects live, hunting for

Year 6 have had a fantastic week and have truly smashed their transition visits to their secondary schools—well done to everyone! We are incredibly proud of how confidently and maturely they represented our school. This week, we have also been busy rehearsing for our Leavers' Assembly, which will take place on Wednesday 15th July from 9:15–10:15am. We look forward to welcoming you all to celebrate this special occasion. On Thursday, we took part in an NHS mental health suppor

Good afternoon everyone, The children had an interesting start to the week seeing their new teacher and going into their new classroom. They were very keen to tell me what they had been up to and I am sure they have shared this with you as well. We have had an excellent end to the week as well. The children have produced some brilliant letters in their writing this morning, showing all the different elements they know and lots of them were very neat. In computing we finished

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Good afternoon, What a week we have had. It started with Jim running away and possibly joining a circus (in our class book); to the whole class taking part in Sports Day; to watching the Year production; to starting to investigate position and direction in maths. In art this week the children were tasked with creating a hat out of paper, and they could only use a certain amount of material to connect the various parts of the hats. In computing the children are making great pr

We've had an amazing week! It was wonderful to see so many of you at Sports Day. The children loved sharing their day with you, thank you! This week's book was about a little boy who is quiet during the day but transforms into a Midnight Superhero. He tames lions, rescues ships, retrieves stolen crown jewels, and saves the world with his meteor-blasting rocket launcher! Is he really a Midnight Superhero... or is it all a dream? The children have composed a letter for thei

We have had a busy week in Year 6, and the time is certainly flying by! On Tuesday, we enjoyed our Sports Day, where the children demonstrated wonderful effort, encouragement, and teamwork throughout the event. They supported one another brilliantly and helped everything run smoothly—well done to everyone involved! On Thursday, the children performed Giggle Box wonderfully for our parents. We are incredibly proud of the courage, confidence, and enthusiasm every child showed o

On Monday pupils will be able to watch the match from 1:00pm on the big screen in the hall with their friends and teachers. Children who do not wish to watch the match will instead have the opportunity to take part in World Cup-themed activities and artwork in their classrooms. Children are welcome to come to school wearing red, white or an England kit on Monday. This is entirely optional, and those who would prefer to wear their school uniform are, of course, welcome to do s