Years 3,4,5 and 6 had a fantastic morning watching the theatre performance 'Back to the App'. This performance told the story of three teenagers finding themselves 'inside' the apps on their phones and the many lessons they learnt about safe and responsible internet use along the way. The children later took part in a workshop with the actors where they discussed what they had watched and even had the opportunity to perform themselves!

We were extremely lucky in Year 5 and 6 this week to take part in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) challenge led by Worcester County Council. The children had a fantastic afternoon working collaboratively to create a bridge installation system with K'Nex. Their builds had to include a bridge, transportation for the bridge into its position, a mechanism and size restriction. We were so proud of how the children were able to work as a team to problem solve and admired their resilience and determination. 

Wow! The children in Y5/6 had a fantastic time at the Young Voices concert last Friday. After rehearsing in the afternoon, they were all excited to see parents and family filling up the auditorium. We were much easier to spot this year and it was lovely to see the reactions of both the parents and the children when they saw each other! The children (and staff) sang and danced their hearts out and we hope you had as much fun as we did.

It is such a privilege to be able to enrich the children's education with opportunities such as Young Voices. These experiences provide them with lifelong memories. As always, your children were impeccably behaved and a credit to you and the school.

Fantastic creative skills from Wrens.

The CREW acted out the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant today to teach us about our value of justice. We all decided that we didn't think Jesus expected Peter to be a good mathematician and work out exactly the total of 70 x 7 = but instead he was trying to tell us that there is no limit on the number of times we should forgive someone.

We should treat people as we wish to be treated. We all make mistakes and we would all like to be treated fairly and with justice. 

Thank you to Rev. David for joining us in our worship today.