School open

Monday January 13th
School is open today
The snow is not too bad and  the roads are quite good. School is also very cosy and warm!

Gruffalo and division, Year 2 style

Above, Year 2 children retelling the story of the Gruffalo, using handmade puppets

Below, Year 2 learning how to divide by two with remainders. Well done children, looks like you all got the correct answer!

More from Year 5

Above, and below: following their visit to the Hindu temple, Year 5 invited Mrs Sharma to tell them more about how she would worship at home.

It was a very interesting talk.

"I could have listened all day", a child told the Bloglady

And below, a picture which didn't get published yesterday. This time it's Year 5 at Wightwick Manor, studying William Morris

What a busy Autumn/Winter term you had, Year 5!

Whisper it softly - the blog is working

Just before Christmas, Year 5 went to Wightwick Manor. It was a cold and misty day. Above, the outside of the building.

Inside, the children look at a pattern book for William Morris's wall paper designs

The designs were fun to draw

PS - I don't know how this post worked (See previous days for my problems with blog-publishing) Still, I'm glad it did

And still the problem with the blog is not resolved - it's not just the Bloglady: it's a national problem from Google. Won't let me upload any photos at all
Really sorry. Got lots to tell you too.

:(

Keep trying - I will

Whoops!

Oh no!

A new term.Lots going on and the blog won't upload any pictures

Sorry! I'll try and get it sorted out tomorrow

From the Bloglady

Our founder

Have you ever wondered about how our school got its unusual name?

This is the grave of John Williams Jesson, our founder. (There's a portrait in our foyer)
We can't have it restored, but we can ensure it is kept tended - and that's what we do.