Our youngest had a wonderful trip to the Library. They listened to stories, sang nursery rhymes and shared books with their family member or teachers. Everyone joined the library and some children borrowed a book!
SS Peter and Paul were invited to represent Wolves Foundation for the opportunity of a lifetime today – visiting St George’s Park to wave off the England Team as they head off to Germany to compete in the European Championships.
The day was to include a football festival against other football club foundations charities, and then a chance to wave off the England Football Team as they left.
The children played brilliantly in their games, only losing once to the eventual winners of the festival with some wonderful performances from all the children, all modelling the values we expect.
At the end of the fixtures, the children were incredibly lucky to to get to meet HRH Prince of Wales, England Captain Harry Kane, Aston Villa striker – Ollie Watkins and also one of the famous Lioness’ Jill Scott. They were taken by the effort the children had gone to with their ‘Good Luck’ sign, and were also interested to hear about the kit that the school had made out of water bottles in partnership with Wolves and Reconomy. HRH Prince William also spoke to the children about the sports that they participate in at school.
Children then made their way to wave off the England Team, meeting players such as Jude Bellingham, Bakayo Saka, Joe Gomez and Kieran Trippier to name a few. Truly a magical experience the children will never forget.
We would like to congratulate the children on their conduct, attitude and manners, which was regularly commented on by our Wolves Foundation staff, who had accompanied us.
We would like to thanks Wolves Foundation for choosing us to represent them today – it was an honour.
We were very proud to welcome families to witness their children graduate from children’s university this week.
This was a huge celebration and acknowledgement of all the extra curricular learning that our Year 5 and 6 children have been doing this year! Well done all!
Here are the children who received praise this week!
Today marked the start of Year 6 participating in a LearnPlay Project to give then unique experiences with new technology and ideas to aspire for careers within computing and design.
In their first session, the children experienced using 3D pens and also used VR (Virtual Reality) headsets to participate in games!
Nursery children enjoy outdoor learning every week, whatever the weather!
Welly Wednesday and Forest Friday are firm favourites with the children.
They gather in the outdoor classroom where we begin the session with their rhythm sticks. This week we used them to create the sounds of the rain. Children listened to the sounds and suggested rain is dropping and plippy ploppy, plippy ploppy.
Next they play blend in – can they keep very still and quiet and pretend to be a part of the natural environment?
Last week, they all collected one natural object and talked about its texture.
After some free time to explore, children finish the session back in the outdoor classroom where they sing their goodbye song.
Today we welcomed the music school for a special performance. They demonstrated how to use instruments such as the violin, viola, oboe, piano, cello and drums to play different styles of music including pop, folk and rock.
Today, we took part in the Primary Molineux Cup. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t the best but this didn’t damped the occasion. Our children did ever so well coming third in our group with some strong performances from Stephanie, Savannah and Monika, who scored a goal in the first match!
Congratulations to our pupils who received the sacrament of First Holy Communion on Saturday evening in a beautiful service on the Feast of Pentecost.
Please keep these children and their families in your prayers.
