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4 days ago

Some of our year six girls took part in a 'This Girl Can' event at Waterlane Leisure Centre today. This was a fantastic opportunity to take part in a range of activities including cricket, tennis, orienteering, dance, netball and multi skills.There were 10 other schools there and a total of 160 children, well done girls you were all fantastic! ... See MoreSee Less

5 days ago

Easter FISH ( Food in School Holidays Programme) ... See MoreSee Less

5 days ago

Wow! We’ve seen the Coastguard, St John’s Ambulance, The Police and now the Fire Service! Thank you to all our community heroes for supporting our children’s learning.To round of the visits to EYFS for our topic ‘Do all heroes wear capes?’ we had the Fire Brigade from Lowestoft red watch to come in and talk to us. We split into two groups and each had the chance to see the equipment and clothing fire fighters wear and learn about the role of the fire brigade. We also got to look around the fire engine, squirt water from a hose and sit in the fire engine. We learnt that it takes fire fighters just 45 seconds to get ready in an emergency! A big thank you to Lowestoft red watch for their time. The children had another UNFORGETABLE and SENSORY experience! ... See MoreSee Less

5 days ago

On Friday Year 4 held a Viking Experience Morning to draw all their learning this half term together . During the morning we learned about how the Vikings learned how to improve their boat designs from the Romans and we created our very own Viking Longship. We also designed and made our own Viking Shields and axes (we learned that only really rich Vikings would have had swords); some of us posed looking very fierce !We also created our own messages on clay using runes (Viking alphabet ). It was a great morning and really brought our learning to life , please ask us what we know about Vikings! ... See MoreSee Less

6 days ago

The children in Reception have been enjoying weekly visits from Year 6 to share books. We have loved listening to the stories, talking about the pictures and sharing what we liked best. What an exciting and engaging way to develop a love of reading! ... See MoreSee Less

2 weeks ago

Lots of amazing activities that have been taking place during our Thrive sessions this term. The pupils have enjoyed a variety of creative play and different sensory activities. ... See MoreSee Less

2 weeks ago

The Flamingos aspired to be scientists today and explored the school grounds looking for signs of spring. We took our magnifying glasses to get a closer look at nature and record what we observed that showed us spring was upon us. We found buds on the trees, daffodils growing and a nest for the birds! What a super sensory experience! ... See MoreSee Less

2 weeks ago

Our registered Suffolk Young Carers pupils had a fun afternoon celebrating Suffolk Young Carers day in school. They participated in arts and crafts and enjoyed decorating biscuits and eating cupcakes. ... See MoreSee Less

2 weeks ago

PC Chris came into visit us today. He told us he has been a police officer for 20 years working at Lowestoft Police station.He talked to us about how we contact the Police and how we ask for help.He carries a radio, a camera, a pocket notebook, gloves, a warrant card, handcuffs, pepper spray and a baton.He showed us lots of different hats and we all got to try them on!He even showed us a medal that he was given for serving in the police when the Queen's Jubilee was celebrated last year. We would like to say a massive thank you to PC Chris for coming to see us today and for giving our Reception children an unforgettable, sensory and wonderful opportunity. I think we have lots of Police Officers in the making.Lowestoft Police ... See MoreSee Less

2 weeks ago

To finish our work on early civilizations, the children were challenged to create a house from either the Stone Age, Bronze Age or Iron Age. They used their team work skills and showed how well they can understand each other by selecting and assembling their homes. It showcased how much their knowledge has progressed in Year 3. They can explain clearly how and why houses developed from teepees to hill forts. ... See MoreSee Less