Proudly presenting our LPA team of Parent Champions.

• We have come together to provide support and encouragement to each other as well as learn together and from each other.
• We offer a safe and welcoming space where we share experiences, seek guidance, reassurance and connect with others.
• We have been helping around the school with projects and put our views forward about how we can work together as a community.
• We have been on visits to the pyramid centre and the community room at Brisbane house, and we are trying to connect with support agencies to make sure we are all thriving.

We meet every week on a Friday at 9.30 and everyone is welcome to join us. Next half-term, we are going to be supporting some Triple P parenting solutions - more information to follow.

In Year 2, the pupils thoroughly enjoyed their writing unit all about an egg they discovered on the school field. They wrote about what they thought could be inside the egg and used words to describe what it looked like. They were thrilled when the egg hatched and a strange-looking alien called Nanoo emerged. They wrote a letter to Nanoo to tell her all about life on planet Earth. Finally, they wrote an adventure story about Nanoo and her experience on Earth. Having such an exciting thing to write about meant that the pupils produced some lovely pieces of work. Well done year 2!

The children discussed what foods are healthy for them and how different types of food help our bodies. They then tasted ‘the rainbow’ of different fruits and vegetables and talked about whether they liked them or not.

Take a look at the wonderful things that have happened across the trust during spring 2. 

We are creating a team of Parent Champions who are able to provide support to each other in a judgement-free environment, to develop friendships and provide encouragement as well as learning together.

For World Religion Day in Acorns, the children enjoyed creating lanterns inspired by festivals of light like Diwali, Hanukkah, and Christmas, learning why light is important in these celebrations. They also had the chance to look at Jewish artefacts, such as menorahs and mezuzahs, and learn about their special meanings. This activity helped the children explore different cultures and religions in a fun and hands-on way.