Chickens are back

The chickens have returned to Lord Scudamore. Buzz and Woody (named by the children) have returned and will be here until the end of term. They have been lent to us by the lovely ladies at Growing Local http://growinglocal.org.uk/. Some children in Year 6 have been selected as ‘Chicken Champions’ and are in charge of […]

Jumping for charity

On Saturday 5th May, Mr Gittins, Mrs Goodman, Miss Ashton and Mrs Southall will be jumping out of a plane in order to raise some money for charity. They are doing this to raise money for The Osborne Trust, a charity which has supported Mr Gittins’ family throughout his wife’s breast cancer treatment. The charity […]

School Direct Open Day 24th April, 2018

Find out more about training to teach at our School Direct Open day Tuesday 24th April, 2018 1:30-2:30pm.  

Animal Encounters in Year 5

On Friday 19th January, Year 5 had an exciting morning filled with bugs and beasties!    Animal Encounters brought with them a variety of exotic animals for the children to handle and learn about – we wanted to bring to school an interactive experience as part of our rainforest topic.     Well done Year […]

Expeditions to rainforest biomes

Year 5 are currently learning about the rainforests and recently explored several of the world’s biomes using Google Expedition.  This allows the children to become immersed in another worlds.

Coding Robotic Bees

Year 5 are learning about Lifecycles and as part of this have been learning about reproduction in plants.  5L have been building and programming bees to pollinate flowers.  They used a sensor within the bee and programmed it to stop when it reached a flower.

Film Making Club

Film Making Club are working hard on a collaborative film and on Thursday they started filming the first few scenes.

New Year’s Resolutions

Year 6 decided to set some New Year’s resolutions. They thought about areas they felt the need to work on to better themselves and to help the people around them.

Bristol Zoo Visit

Year 2 had an amazing time at the zoo. The children behaved beautifully and were a real credit. They were engaged, enthusiastic and filled with awe and wonder at the sights and experiences they had! Photos don’t really do it justice!! Meeting a real life Antarctica explorer  

Train to teach in Herefordshire

Is it time for a career change? Train to be a teacher with HMFA School Direct training by applying for the HMFA School Direct teacher training course at Herefordshire primary schools. Book a visit to our School Direct open morning for graduates who aspire to become primary school teachers. (non-salaried but with high retention rates) […]