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Year 1 spent this windy Friday creating some art for the Jubilee. We put a dove (as a symbol of hope) flying with three friends (holding hands to show kindness) towards a better world. We really enjoying using watercolours for the backdrop. We hope you like what we made!

Pope Francis has declared 2025 a Jubilee Year. The year began on 24th December and will close on 6th January 2026. As a school we have all taken part in the Diocesan art competition, creating pictures that reflect the current Jubilee theme of HOPE. Here are some of Y2's fabulous pictures.

In Year 2 this half term, we have been tasting some different fruits to decide which ones to put onto our fruit kebabs. Some of them were slightly sour! We had a great afternoon trying lots fruits we haven't tried before.

Year 5 are learning how to play hockey this half term. This week, they practised sending the puck to a target. It was more challenging than we thought at first but the children showed great resilience and kept practising until they improved.

We had a fantastic time in PE practicing our gross motor skills on the climbing equipment! We also developed our resilience and bravery by trying new things and keeping on going, even when things were hard!

Year 6 wave-lengthed hello to the New Year with a super science session all about LIGHT!

We learnt all about how light travels from the sun, reflects off the moon, scatters in the atmosphere and is absorbed by opaque objects!

Without a shadow of a doubt, our quiz-quiz trade game was…

Today, Year 5 led the school and parents in a time of prayer on their RE theme, 'Mission'. We reflected on the mission of Jesus to share God's love with everyone and we thought about how we can continue this mission in our school, at home and in our communities. Thank you, Year…

Today, Year 5 became 'Cyber Crime Prevention Officers' as they solved a series of challenges linked to online safety. Each solved challenge unlocked a case which contained further clues to solve a cyber crime. The children worked in groups and used the following skills: teamwork, resilience,…

Year 6 would like to wish you all a

"Novus annus MMXXV!!"

As you can see, they have started the year off with a lovely leap back into Latin!

Year 6 accepted a special invitation to the Town Hall by Mayor Abi Mills, where they met HRH the Duke of Gloucester - with the re-dedication of Lancaster's War Memorial.

We've never met royalty before and were really excited!

Year 6 had an amazing time exploring the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and Lancaster's part in its history.  We visited the Judges' Lodgings in town and enjoyed a series of workshops, including art with Lela Harris!

Year 6 performed their festive hits infront of Year 5 and Year 3 today.  They sounded fantastic!