Year Six visited Gloucester Cathedral to take part in the Diocese’s annual service of celebration for those children leaving primary school this summer and moving on to secondary school in September. We enjoyed every aspect of the service; especially the …
We are very proud of our team of Year Five and Year Six children who represented the school so brilliantly at the recent Panathlon Games County Final in Gloucester. They competed really well across a range of events, demonstrating great …
Year Six have been enjoying the great outdoors again! We walked from school past Stanley Mill, crossed the Stroudwater Navigation and continued through Stonehouse – taking in various aspects of local history along the way (especially those linked to our …
Year Six enjoyed getting to grips with mountain biking! We all took part in an energising cycle around the school field; navigating both uphill and downhill sections whilst maintaining control and trying hard against the clock.
As part of our new Science topic, Year Six investigated how light travels and how our eyes work. We considered light sources, how images can be seen and how our eyes adapt to varying degrees of light intensity. It was …
The last week in March saw the field once again burst into sporting life with us hosting a Mini Football Festival with Haresfield and Kings Stanley schools. All the matches were played in great spirit, and all the boys and …
Year Six enjoyed time outdoors helping to tidy up our school grounds and keep the area safe for wildlife. Linking with our Term 5 value of ‘Respect’, we considered how we could show appreciation for our local environment and play …
During DT lessons, Year Six put their clay modelling skills into practice to create a wonderful herd of baby elephants – each one quite unique! As we concluded our Spring Term topic (‘Investigating India’), it was challenging but fun to …
During Science lessons, Year Six have been finding out about features we can inherit from our parents. We studied photographs of our relatives and tried to match members of the class with their respective families. It was interesting and fun …
Year Six welcomed special visitors to the classroom who helped us learn how to cook vegetarian (chickpea) curry and make our own naan bread. We enjoyed practising our food preparation skills, then savouring the aromas of cooking with a variety …