A huge thankyou to all who attended our OPALStay and Play session on Friday 26th April. We were so lucky with the weather and this enabled us to open up more areas which the children thoroughly enjoyed. We hope you can see the positive impact OPAL has had in engaging every child in their playtime and the fun they can have with some old toys and loose parts.
Thankyou so much for your donations of resources and the money that you gave. We will be using this over the next few terms to help replenish resources for the children to enjoy. If you have any bits of scrap or you are doing a clear out over the Spring/Summer period please do let us know/bring them in. We are always looking for loose parts to make our playtimes better!
On Monday, Year 6 had a fascinating day out in Bath learning how wealthy people lived in the Georgian era. Both Lilac and Violet class enjoyed an informative walking tour where we learnt all about the history and architectural features …
Today, a group of Year 2 pupils did a fantastic job helping to retell the story of Joseph and his brothers in Egypt during our KS1 Open the Book assembly. The children confidently took on their roles and helped bring …
The children of Peasedown School joined Rev. Matthew Street and several community members at the new war memorial to mark Remembrance Day. Rev. Street led a short service and Wes Downing played The Last Post following which we observed the …
This week, the children in Year 2 were lucky enough to have a visit from Sunny the Meerkat – the main character in our class book: Meerkat Christmas! The children took Sunny around the school and showed him the different …
Today, Year 2 have been learning how to add a 1-digit number to a 2-digit number with regrouping. This is a tricky concept to understand but the children worked with the Base 10 resources to help them: add ones to …
Year 2 have been enjoying their new Guided Reading Book: One Snowy Night by Nick Butterworth. We are going to be exploring this book for the next 3 weeks. All of the children had lots of fun looking for hidden …
Reception have been learning how to represent the number 5 in various ways. This has included using a ‘5 frame’ to show that 5 can be created using different combinations. The children are also starting to recognise number bond patterns …
Parents and carers recently joined the Year 6 teaching team to find out how to support their children to thrive in Year 6. The informative meeting outlined the curriculum children will cover this year, the exciting trips we have planned …
Today, Year 5 had a workshop with the Share and Repair volunteers. We learnt about the importance of reducing our landfill waste by repairing, recycling and reusing items. The children used laptops to find out how to save money by …
Year 4 had a fantastic trip to the Roman Baths this week! The children showed brilliant behaviour throughout, demonstrated real enthusiasm for their learning and thoroughly enjoyed the exciting activities on offer. It was a wonderful opportunity to bring our …