The children in Oak and Birch classes throughly enjoyed visting the various science exhibits around Grantham this morning. They created amusing poses in the Anti Gravity box (even the teachers!), were impressed with the flower print exhibition by local artist Kelly Barfoot, were amazed at the enormous moon suspended in St Wulframs Church, had a tour of the planets in the Science Dome and were wowed with a science show in the George Centre. The also enjoyed seeing the 3D printed products from local engineering firms and had fun creating models out of plastic. An action packed morning filled with memorable experiences.

The whole school had a great time celebrating Bastille Day. They tried different foods, sang French songs and made French crafts.

KS2 have been busy designing and making bags for life. We think they look very stylish!

Every child took part in this mornings music recital, either performing items learnt as a class or playing individual pieces learnt in music lessons this term.

Well done to all of the chisdren who took part in this morning’s music recital. We have some very talented children.

Thank you to all of you who came along to support them.

This morning, as part of their learning in science, class 2 were using an identification chart to try and identify trees in the school grounds.

This afternoon, Key Stage 1 and 2 took part in a creative session to make flowers ready for the Gravity Fields Festival in the autumn. Thank you to artist Angela Thorpe, who came in and led the session.