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Paul Hollywood has nothing on Year 5! We have been baking bread as part of our Design and Technology work.

Year 5 and 6 had a fantastic day out in Liverpool for our first Peace Proms rehearsal. Our fantastic international conductor, Greg Beardsell, put us through our paces, focusing on both the words and actions. It was hard work but great fun and we really enjoyed driving below ground in our…

Joseph's uncle Geoff came to talk to Y3 about his career in the fire service.  He brought past and present uniforms for us to try on and to compare! We learnt a lot and now lots of us would like a job in the fire service.

Year 4 had a fantastic Egyptian day. We made Egyptian bread and played lots of games. We had fun wrapping each other up! 

Year 5 and 6 had a fantastic day out in Liverpool for our first Peace Proms rehearsal. Our fantastic international conductor, Greg Beardsell, put us through our paces, focusing on both the words and actions. It was hard work but great fun and we really enjoyed driving below ground in our…

Year 6 has been transformed into Santa's workshop as we prepare products for our Christmas Fair, which will take place next Friday after school.

Year 5 have been getting in the Christmas spirit and making christmas decorations for the school fair. Come and buy our fantastic decorations at the fair on Friday 8th of December.

Year 5 have been playing hockey this term but today we had our last session with coach Nick. We have had lots of fun!

Year 6 have been using poly-blocks top create multi-coloured Christmas prints. They have achieved some stunning results - look out for them on your Christmas cards.

Year 6 led our Remembrance Assembly today. They recited the poem "For the Fallen", which was written during WW1 by Robert Binyon, who was originally from Lancaster.

When we arrived at Clitheroe Castle, we were met by Sargeant Maddocks, who taught us how to become soldiers. We practised our drill and learnt how to survive in the trenches. We also spent some time reflecting on different people's perspectives on war, including writing some poetry. We finished…

Year 6 have been studying Lewis Carroll's classic poem, "Jabberwocky". We have enjoyed using our imaginations to work out what some of the nonsense words in the poem mean, and have created our own artwork based on our ideas. Finally, we learnt and performed the poem for Year 3, as part of their…