Year 2 had a workshop all about speaking out and staying safe delivered by the NSPCC. The children learnt what behaviours are safe for children and how adults should support children’s rights. At the end, we discussed our trusted adults in school and at home.

Reception children had a very exciting visit from Hayes Fire Department. The firefighters talked about their uniform and how it keeps them safe, they showed us some tools they use when rescuing people and they answered some of our questions.

Well done to all the Year 1 children who have been ever so creative with their home learning projects. Our topic is 'Toys,' this half term and we used recycling materials to create our favourite toys!

Please click on the link below to access the Autumn 1 newsletter:

Newsletter - Autumn 1

Well done to all our Autumn 1 attendance winners. Every child who achieved 100% attendance received a Bronze Attendance Certificate and were entered into a raffle. A raffle winner was selected from each year group. If these children achieve 100% attendance for the whole of the Autumn term, they will receive a Silver Certificate and be entered into the raffle again. 

Last Tuesday, we had our RRSA Ambassador elections! As well as learning about the democratic process (an important British value), children were enjoying their right to: You have the right to give your opinion, and for adults to listen and take it seriously (Article 12). 

The votes have been counted and verified and we are so happy to announce the Ambassadors for this year!

In Year 2 the Ambassadors are: 

Asiya, Ibraahim, Darren (DJ), Sharva, Bryan, Emaar, Amara and Meysam.

In Year 1 the Ambassadors are: 

Dmitry, Suraviy, Mohamad, Simran, Nooray, Wahaaj, Jarell and Lydia

In Reception the Ambassadors are: 

Yahya I, Reham, Maryama, Benyamin, Mana, Adam, Aidan and Arya

Year 2 enjoyed a Rugby taster session today with a local coach. They learnt how to pass the ball and move around players to create space. The children had so much fun trying a new sport.

The school has achieved the TfL STARS silver award for its work around active school travel and road safety. The school actively encourages as many parents/ carers and children to travel to school everyday in an active way such as walking, riding a bike or scooter or even doing park and stride! As part of this, we have regular walk to school campaigns including taking part in the Big Walk and Wheel every year. We also regularly teach road safety so children know how to keep themselves safe around busy roads. This is done through assemblies, pedestrian training sessions and special events such as Beep Beep Day. This work will continue this year and we hope to achieve gold very soon!