Year 3 have been reading about ‘Flat Stanley,’ a boy who is completely flat after he was squashed by a bulletin board. Stanley is able to post himself to different places in an envelope. We all designed a flat version of ourselves and we’re going to post them to friends in different places. We really hope our friends will send us a photo of ‘Flat Me’ in their country, or even send ’Flat Me’ back with a postcard or souvenir. When our ‘Flat Me’ has returned from holiday, we’re going to bring them back to school and show my class where they have travelled.
Today we welcomed Mr Richardson back into school for singing. We were able to practise some of our favourite hymns.
Year 3 have had a fabulous time today learning about Stone Age survival skills with Wilderness Outdoor Education. They learned about Stone Age tools and clothes; made fires upon which they cooked food they had prepared and ended the day by constructing their own shelters.
Today we said a fond farewell to our wonderful Year 6 who have made us so very proud this year with their resilience and happiness in the face of adversity. What a year it’s been! What a journey. Enjoy secondary school. We know you will have a fabulous time. 
At the Leaver’s Assembly, Mrs Dunne presented Year 6 with their ‘Faith in Action Award.’ They have worked hard to earn this award over the course of the year, preparing worship for individual classes as we have been unable to worship together. Their efforts have included: Collecting for the Key2Life food Bank during Harvest Festival, the Easter Garden and Stations of the Cross, Remembrance Day prayer stations, Advent worship stations and the Easter worship in the hall.
Year 5 have been working hard this term to complete their PE Passport. They received their ‘Gold Wings’ certificate this afternoon. Well done Year 5!
