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HAF bookings go live today! All children are who Free School Meal eligible, please note this does not include Universal Infant Free School meals, will come home with a code today. This code allows you to book onto a HAF project. Please remember this year we have Passmaster Holiday club at Crowmoor Primary School which offers HAF and paid places. Please see further details below on how to book the Passmaster holiday club! A member of staff from Passmaster will be on site durin

Happy Weekend from Hazel Class! It’s been very warm this week but we have beaten the heat! In Maths, we have continued with statistics and looked at how to represent data on a tally chart, bar chart and two way table. We have then used this data to answer questions. In English, we have been concentrating on writing Diary entries. We have written in First person, included conjunctions, and made sure to describe using our amazing adjectives. Everyone has worked very hard and w

Happy Friday! It has been a hot one this week! We have been looking at the story 'You can't take an elephant on holiday'. We have talked about seasons, holidays and things we think about during different times of the year. In drawing club, the children wrote about other places they wouldn't take their pet and their ideas included Tesco, to a disco, the swimming pool and to the beach. The children have been using ice creams to make patterns, look at ways to make 10 and have de

It certainly has been a very hot week, but we would like to say a huge well done to all of the children for staying safe, sensible, and hydrated throughout the warm weather. This week, we have enjoyed our Design and Technology lessons, where we began creating our marble runs. The children learned about the importance of building strong bridges and explored a range of key joining techniques to help make their structures sturdy and effective. We have been impressed by their cre

Good afternoon, Thank you for all of your support this week making sure the children have come to school ready for the heat. The children have done very well and I have been very impressed with some of their work. In English we finished our persuasive writing unit, where the children have typed up letters to try and persuade a parent or a member of staff for something. Some of them are brilliant and have used emotive language very well. In maths we have come to the end of sta

What a scorcher this week has been! The children have all been very sensible in trying to stay cool. We have had lots of water breaks and stayed in the shade as much as possible. We have been learning to tell the time to the hour and half past the hour. The children understand that the long hand is the minute hand, while the short hand indicates the hour. Please assist your child in practising their new skill of telling the time using o'clock and half past. Everyone has enjoy

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Dear Parent/Carer, We have made the decision due to the extreme heat to offer Parents/Carers an early collection time of 1.15pm tomorrow for pupils. School will remain open as normal for other pupils who are still welcome to be collected at 3.15pm. The gates will open at 1.15pm tomorrow for anyone who wishes to collect at the earlier time. The gates will then close again at 1.30pm. You can only collect your child at 1.15pm or 3.15pm you cannot collect between these times. Thi

Dear Parents and Carers, Sports Day 2026 – Tuesday 30th June We are delighted to invite you to join us for our annual Crowmoor Sports Day, which will take place on Tuesday 30th June. Parents and carers are welcome to join us on the school field from 9:00am. Following registration, the events will begin shortly afterwards and will continue until approximately 12:00 noon. Picnic Lunch From 12:00pm–1:00pm, we will be holding a picnic lunch on the school field. Parents and carers

Good afternoon, This week in Sycamore we have been looking at persuasive letters, really working on emotive language and how we can phrase things in certain ways to really tug at people's emotions. It turns out we have some very good persuasive children in our class, so I am looking forward to the letters they'll be writing next week. In maths we have come to the end of our unit on shape by looking at reflection in mirror lines. The children have focused well and have come up

After school clubs this week will run as normal however, due to the heat activities will be changed slightly for example, children won't be going outside they will be completing calm activities in the IT suite. However, everything else will run as normal. It will just be the activity that is slightly changed due to the hot weather. Thank you for your understanding.

Please see attached letter from the Local Authority for further information.

Dear Parents and Carers, We are writing to make you aware of ongoing concerns regarding areas within the local community where groups of older children and young people have been gathering. These locations, including Upton Lane Park (Meccy) and Monkmoor Recreation Ground (Rec), along with other local parks and public spaces within the Shrewsbury Area, have been linked to incidents involving anti-social behaviour and concerns around exposure to alcohol, drugs, and vaping.

As our Year 6 pupils approach the end of their time at Crowmoor, we are delighted to share the details of their leavers' treat. On Tuesday 14th July, the children will be visiting Hickory's Smokehouse for lunch. We will also spend some time enjoying The Quarry, giving the children an opportunity to celebrate their time together before moving on to secondary school. Children will need to: · Wear their school uniform. · Bring a named water bottle. We would like to

Happy Friday! What a busy week we have had! We have had class photos, our school trip and 'Little Lives' workshop. The children have loved looking at 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff' story. They have been retelling the story, building bridges and sharing goats between fields. In Maths, we have looked at subitising, number bonds to 5 and subtraction facts. Yesterday, we had a fantastic day at Home Farm at Attingham. The children enjoyed seeing and feeding animals and learning mor

Year 6 have had another great week of learning! This week, we have thoroughly enjoyed reading our class text, Who Let the Gods Out?. We have been following the adventures of Virgo and Elliott and discussing how their friendship develops throughout the story. The children have shown excellent understanding and have contributed thoughtfully to our class discussions. We have also been very busy preparing for our upcoming production. I am incredibly impressed with how well the ch