Class News

Me and My Money week

Posted on Friday 07 November 2025 by Miss Young

This week is Me and My Money themed week in school.
In KS1 we have been learning about what money is, where it comes from and how we can be responsible with it. We discussed the difference between things that we might want and things that we need to buy.  We also discussed the value of money and how certain things cost more than others.
We have also been practising handling money and recognising different coins.
We read a story called ‘It’s a no money day’ by Kate Milner.
Penny trail Friday 7th
Each class have been collecting 1 and 2ps throughout the week. A trail will be created using all the money brought in later today.
School charity
Each class took part in a democratic vote. We discussed 5 potential school charities and each class voted for one. The chosen charity will be announced by JLT in assembly this afternoon.

Blasting Off Into Space Learning

Posted on Friday 07 November 2025 by Mr Goodwin

This half term in science, we will be exploring ideas and theories about space, thinking about what we already know, what scientists have discovered over time and how our understanding of the universe has changed. Through discussion, research and questioning, we will start to build our own ideas about the cosmos and our place within it. It is an exciting science unit full of curiosity, imagination and big questions – we are over the moon to get started!

Help at home: ask your child about the new science vocabulary.

JLT

Posted on Tuesday 04 November 2025 by Miss Young

Say hello to our fantastic new Junior Leadership Team.  We had our first meeting today where we discussed potential school charities for this academic year. We look forward to announcing our chosen charity this Friday during our Golden assemblies.

Key Stage 1

Lower Key Stage 2

Upper Key Stage 2

Do you have a child due to start primary school in 2026?

Posted on Tuesday 04 November 2025 by Reception team

A video and FAQ’s are available for more support and guidance with applications.

Money, money, money!

Posted on Tuesday 04 November 2025 by Mrs Hogarth

This weeks themed week is all about money and so far, it’s been a great week. We started the week learning about different types of bank accounts and which ones were the best for saving and gaining interest on your money. We also became thrifty shoppers when we looked at the unit price of goods in a supermarket. The children had to calculate which products offered the best value for money. They noticed that sometimes buying the larger product, offered the consumer better value for money.

Don’t forget to collect your 1ps and 2ps in readiness for Friday when we’ll be creating a money trail around the playground to raise money for our school charity.

Nursery Coffee Morning

Posted on Monday 03 November 2025 by Nursery Team

Please join us at 9am on Tuesday 11 November for our Nursery coffee morning.  It’s a great chance to find out more about the learning that will be happening in Nursery over the next half term. After you’ve dropped your child off at Nursery, make your way to the Hub. We hope to see you there!

Colour and light!

Posted on Monday 03 November 2025 by Reception team

Light and dark!

Posted on Monday 03 November 2025 by Reception team

Applying for a Reception school place 2026

Posted on Sunday 02 November 2025 by Nursery Team

Applications for a Reception place for September 2026 can be made from 01 November 2025 until 15 January 2026.

You will receive your child’s school offer on National Offer Day, April 16, 2026. Ensure you use your child’s permanent address when applying, as this is a key factor in the admissions process. 

If you’d like to come and look around our school, the next open sessions are on Tuesday 04 November at 6pm and Friday 21 November at 1.30pm. No need to book just turn up!

Please remember that you still need to apply for a Reception place even if your child attends Scholes (Elmet) Nursery.

Training day – Arty Ideas!

Posted on Friday 24 October 2025 by Mr Wilks

We thought you’d enjoy hearing a little about what went on during our recent teacher training day! Part of the day was dedicated to developing our art knowledge and skills with our resident art teacher, Mrs Boulton.

Teachers got hands-on with paints, pastels and even soap! There was plenty of colour, laughter, and even a bit of friendly competition as we experimented with new techniques and ideas for upcoming art lessons.

The rest of the day focussed on other important areas too, including maths and inclusion. It was a full, productive day – and we left feeling ready and excited for the next half-term!

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