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Today, Kestrels visited Devonport Park as part of the 'Widening Horizons' project. They met with different members of the park team, learning about gardening, indigenous species and the history of the park. As a treat, they also had hot chocolate or a soft drink of their choice.
To launch their new fairytale topic, Robins had clawed foot prints left across their classroom and a princess dress left with 'scorch' marks in their role play area. The class believe that a fierce dragon must have visited over the weekend.
The festive period began with a gold-covered bang as our children performed the brilliant 'Five Gold Rings' to a full house of parents across two afternoons. Every child gave their all and made us all extremely proud.
A group of students were asked to review a brand new film at Market Hall in the immersive dome. Their opinions will shape the final film that will be shown to a range of children from across the city. Due to their excellent engagement, the budding critics were then treated to a special showing of the 'Longest Night'.
Today, we put out five boxes of books from the Plymouth School Library Service, replenishing the stock in both the KS1 and KS2 library spaces. The librarians from Puffins were very excited to receive the new books.
Consultation on admission arrangements 2027/2028.
The formal consultation process for 2027/28 admission arrangements is now closed.
Kestrels visited Foot Anstey solicitors as part of the Widening Horizons project. They learnt all about law, became spies and played a game of I Spy on the rooftop terrace. They also enjoyed a delicious corporate lunch!
Today, Rozi Hilton visited Magpies and Buzzards to share her poetry expertise. In a fun-packed session, the children shared ideas and wrote their own poems to kick off 'Young Poets Week'.
Finishing a busy but fun-packed week, our staff and children wore their spotty mufti to show support for the annual 'Children in Need' event.
During a full day of martial arts workshops, all of the children from Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 got to learn the skills needed to be an effective martial artist, displaying our school values of being safe, ready and respectful at all times.