"Good morning. I hope you had a good Bank Holiday weekend and are managing to safely enjoy the beautiful weather.I'm sure you're aware that school is getting ready to welcome back some year groups next week. From Wednesday 3rd June, Reception, Year One and Year Six children will be able to return to school full-time. Nursery children too will be we...

Yesterday the Governing Body approved plans to welcome back some year groups after half-term, if the Government's five key targets for Stage Two of opening up the country from lockdown are met.It was agreed that from Wednesday 3rd June, Reception, Year One and Year Six will come back full-time. The Nursery class will be divided into two g...

Good morning. It is Monday morning on the final week of this half-term like no other. The vast majority of our children are still learning at home, waiting to see when they will come back to school. In the next couple of hours, your teachers will be blogging this week's home-learning tasks. Remember – the work set on Monday, every child should do. ...

This evening the Prime Minister gave us the first details of our route out of lockdown and the possible reopening of schools to more pupils. He told us that, if the rate of infection continues to fall, that the children of Reception, Year One and Year Six may be able to return to school next half-term, from 1st June. Parents will have many que...

Registration for the optional entrance test for admission to the eight Grammar Schools in Birmingham in September 2021 is now open. The deadline for registering for the test is 4pm on Friday 26 June 2020.Parents can find more information about the test and can register their child for the test by visiting www.birminghamgrammarschools.orgChildren on...

Teachers will be phoning each family over the next few days, to hear how you're getting on. It will be lovely too to speak to the children and hear their news. Where there are siblings in the school, expect just one call this week and the children's other teachers will call later in the term. 

Given the current situation, children are likely to be online more often. The below links are useful to parents and carers of children - the NSPCC one has top tips on various different aspects of online safety such as online games, parental controls, internet connected devices etc. and the internet matters link has a variety of different leafl...

A lovely activity - a fun game that really brings home how hard bees work to make our environment beautiful. Go to google.co.uk and click on the Google symbol. 

file File Name: Suggested-daily-schedule-at-home File Size: 13 kb Download File Here is this week's newsletter. We have also shared (on the right) an editable Word document of the suggested home daily schedule.    Download PDF File Here

File Name: Suggested-daily-schedule-at-home File Size: 13 kb Download File ​You are able to download this Word document and tailor it to suit you. Please do make sure you continue to give your child a varied day, with arts and crafts, music and physical activity alongside the academic work.

The government has announced that all schools will close at the end of this week for the large majority of children. Your child will bring home a pack of learning activities on Thursday (Nursery had theirs on Wednesday). Further updates will be given in the class blogs, if the closure is extended into the Summer term. We are currently awaiting...

Moseley Road Baths have informed us that they have a problem with the pumps. It should be fixed early next week, but there will be no lessons for our Y4 and Y5 classes this Monday (16th March). 

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​Many thanks to the office and teaching staff for putting together a trip for Y3 to Y6 at the last minute, after the Big Bang Science Fair was cancelled. We are sure the children are going to have a great day, out in the fresh air. Ideally they should wear wellies or sturdy waterproof shoes, but old trainers may suffice - just tell them to kee...

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Following new guidance from the Public Health England and the Department for Education, we have introduced some changes at school. Everyone now washes their hands when they get into school, before eating snack or lunch, after breaks and before home-time. The children have been given lessons on how to wash their hands. Check out Newsround's han...

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​Y6 have been learning the colours in French.