Over the past five weeks, the children have thrown themselves into Forest School and Eco Club with brilliant enthusiasm. Together, they have been working hard to transform our pond into a thriving habitat, carefully adding natural materials and observing the wildlife beginning to call it home.

Out in the forest, the children have also been exploring a variety of other habitats, learning how different creatures live, hide, and survive in the wild. Their curiosity and teamwork have shone through each session.

And of course, no Forest School experience would be complete without a little campfire magic! The children enjoyed toasting marshmallows and making delicious s’mores — a well-earned treat after all their hard work.

It’s been wonderful to see every child fully engaged, supporting one another, and growing in confidence outdoors. We’re incredibly proud of what they’ve achieved together this half-term.

Mrs Wood and Mr Walton 

No words can describe the feeling of listening to 5000 children joining together. 

Year 3 had a fantastic day out exploring the magnificent Worcester Cathedral! From the moment we arrived, the children were full of excitement and curiosity, ready to discover the history, architecture, and stories hidden within its ancient walls.

A fun week in Pears!

This week we have had a lovely time in Apples. The children have been learning to wrap presents, decorating their tree cookie they cut in Forest School, creating their own Christmas Jumpers, playing a game of Pass the Parcel and a special visitor came to visit us! We would like to wish our families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 

In very wet and windy conditions, we hosted football matches against Church Lench and Harvington.