When children are healthy, happy and safe, curiosity is ignited and learning is optimised. In this section, you will find out what children in school and nursery have been learning this week.
Thank you to the children (and parents) that braved the wet weather on Sunday to take part in the Broseley Remembrance Service.
The children read a poem called ‘Remember Me’ that reflected on the sacrifices made by our service men and women. We remembered all those that have given their lives for our country.
Lest we forget.
We looked at how we can stay happy and healthy. Children across the nursery and school had the opportunity to try healthy snacks, kindly donated by Co-Op and Sainsbury's Bridgnorth. During P.E. Mr Bennett and the children explored why keeping active is important, and in music lessons we discussed how music can help our mental well-being. Year 5 also did some brilliant writing, looking at the benefits of making healthy choices.
It was wonderful to see so many children choose to try new foods and enjoy them!
Extra-Extra-Read all about it! 
Year 6 have been busy writing newspaper reports focusing on ‘The Amistad mutiny’.
They analysed different features to support their planning process, wrote their first draft and then independently assessed their work. Before finishing their final versions they checked their work with a partner.
We are pleased to announce the fundraising totals from our MacMillan Coffee Morning and Non Uniform Day for The Abilities in Me Foundation!
We have raised a total of £229.80 for MacMillan Cancer Support, and £158.55 for The Abilities in Me Foundation.
Thank you everyone for your generosity and support of these wonderful charities!
Year 1 have been so busy in our writing lessons recently! We have been studying non-fiction and learning how to write labels, lists and captions. We learnt the story 'Not a stick!' by Antionette and today we finished publishing our own stories and performing them to our classes. Well done year 1, you have done a super job!
Thank you so much to everyone who came to our Macmillan Coffee morning this morning. Year 6 were super hosts. When we have counted all the donations we will let you know how much has been raised. Thank you to everyone who baked and donated delicious treats to sell.
Congratulations to our World Space Week winners of the favourite space-themed homework! All of your creations and fact files were amazing.
The Reception class have been thinking about what they would take with them if they were going exploring. They decided that they would need to take some sandwiches so, we made jam and cheese sandwiches and set off to find a dry spot to have our picnic. Luckily, the rain held off and we enjoyed our sandwiches under a tree!
Year 3 have been learning all about Black History Month which is celebrated in the UK during the month of October every year. It is an opportunity for everyone to learn about significant Black and Mixed Heritage people and their contributions to Britain and worldwide.
In Year 3, we have created some art work celebrating Nelson Mandela, Rosa Parks, Marcus Rashford, RuPaul, Martin Luther King Jr and Dwayne Johnson. Check them out on your walk into school in the morning!
Well done to AC/DC for your victory in our Battle of the Bands, in Year 3!
The weather has been damp, but that hasn't stopped the groups enjoying climbing, rock scrambling, canoeing and gorge walking. Groups came together to play their part in conserving the local environment and completing the John Muir award. Everyone has had a wonderful time, and we look forward to sharing the week with everyone back at home. Arthog 2023 you have been amazing!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our wonderful Harvest Festival yesterday and to those of you who couldn't be there but donated an amazing amount of food for the Foodbank! What a super act of kindness!
The children, I'm sure you'll agree, performed and behaved beautifully and really enjoyed entertaining you!
A huge thank you to Sue from All Saints Church for helping make it all possible!
