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• Year 3 Visit Worcester Cathedral

  Tue 28 Mar 2017 Miss Secker

  On Friday 24 March Year 3 had the opportunity to visit Worcester Cathedral as part of our Festivals, Families and Friendship topic.  We started off the morning by having a tour of the Cathedral and we were shown different symbols of Christianity and we had to draw them; the tour guides told us lots of interesting facts!  Then we were told the Easter story and had lots of little eggs with clues in and we had to work out how the clues related to the story.  Finally there was a challenge - our tour guide had hidden letters around the Cathedral on different things we had explored during the morning.  Working with our partner, we had to find all the letters which spelt out Holy Spirit.  The winner got chocolate eggs!  A fantastic and informative day!

   

• Red Nose Day

  Mon 27 Mar 2017

  There were lots of whacky and wonderful costumes in school on Friday as the children wore "something funny for money" to raise funds for Comic Relief.  Some came to school in their pyjamas to school, some wore odd socks and shoes and dyed their hair and others wore an amazing variety of colourful outfits - all designed to make us smile!  Thank you to everyone who made a donation, we were pleased to raise £124.55 for this charity.

   

• Celebration Assembly

  Fri 10 Mar 2017

  Thank you to all our parents who came to Celebration Assembly this morning.  We were proud to celebrate the achievements of the following children: Alex (Chief Scouts Bronze Award), Carla (Blue Peter Badge for her River Poem), Olivia (Blue Peter Badge),  Frankee (Blue Peter Badge for her nature song), Isabel L (Blue Peter Badge for her letter and story telling of her visit to The Black Country Museum),  Jack L (Blue Peter Badge for his letter about his trip to The Black Country Museum), Milo and Alfie (members of Pershore Swimming Club), Amelia (British Gymnastics Proficiency Award Level 7), Emily (ASA Swimming Challenge - Silver Award), Kian (ASA Duckling Award Grade 3 + 4), Alisha (Karate belt), Cian (Beaver Investiture and Jiu Jitsu belt) and Rebecca who received a letter from the Queen thanking her for her splendid card and kind message sent for Christmas.

   

  A certificate was presented to Year 4 who recently took part in a Dancefest Festival in Evesham.

   

  Mrs Bitcon also gave out badges and rewards to all the children who had achieved their Maths and Reading Awards.

   

  Well done everyone!

• Year 1 visit Malvern Theatre

  Thu 09 Mar 2017 Mr Bayliss

  Year 1's topic this half term will focus upon space exploration.  For World Book Day, in keeping with our space theme, we focused on a David Walliams story called The First Hippo on the Moon.  This story follows the life of a jungle hippo called Sheila, her extremely rich nemesis Hercules Waldorf Franklin the Third and their shared dream of being the first hippo on the moon. 

   

  In class we have used the text as a focus within maths, Pie Corbett and topic sessions.  We have also been fortunate enough to go and see the performance at Malvern Theatre this week.  Year 1 children loved the experience of visiting the theatre where we were wowed by the puppetry and live music.  Our highlight however, by unanimous decision, was .... all of the toilet humour!

• Year 2 Trip to the Theatre

  Thu 09 Mar 2017 Mrs Orban
  This week Year 2 went to Malvern Theatre to see a lively production of David Walliams' story of Sheila the Hippo who, with the assistance of her friends, wants to be the first hippo on the moon!  The jungle animals were voiced by the actor-puppeteers who gave each animal a clearly defined personality.  The addition of a few songs grabbed the children's attention and added to the entertaining and witty production which the children enjoyed.

• Y1 Cake Sale

  Mon 06 Mar 2017 Friends

  Year 1 parents put their baking skills to good use last week and produced an amazing array of cakes and biscuits for their cake sale on Friday.  The long queue of children wanting to buy their tea-time treat proved how popular this event was!  Thank you to everyone who supported us - Y1 parents were very happy to have raised the fantastic sum of £78.53.