As part of Sports Week we had a fantastic time developing our balance and coordination on skateboards and scooters!

We had a wonderful time on our first ever whole-school hike. 3 miles around the village, stopping off at the Old Chapel on the way. A great time was had by all.

We had Sophie and Bob from Drumba join us for the afternoon to train up some Drumba Leaders.

The children built up quite a sweat and are looking forward to putting their training into action.

Our Foundation children had a lovely morning celebrating Easter. They started with an Easter bonnet parade before taking part in a craft morning with their families before finishing with some delicious chocolate nests!

On Tuesday, our Pupil Parliament proudly took to Top Street with their beautifully designed posters, reminding drivers passing through the village to slow down and stay safe.

It was fantastic to see so much support from the community, with plenty of waves and friendly toots of horns along the way!

Keep an eye out for them next term as they continue spreading this important message,

During our art day we explored different art techniques. This technique is called collagraphy. Collagraphy is a printing method that uses different materials to make lines, shapes and textures. To make a collagraph, you need a range of textural materials, such as bubble wrap, foil, hessian, corrugated cardboard. The textural materials are glued to a block to create a collage. This is called a collagraph block. Paint is rolled onto the collagraph block. Paper is pressed evenly and firmly onto the painted surface using a clean roller. Finally, the paper is peeled off to reveal the print.

Our budding architects in Owls class were tasked with designing and creating a concept model for a new playground. This was thanks to RIBA's Architects Ambassadors programme - we had a visitor from RIBA and two Architecture Masters students from Nottingham Trent University to share their knowledge.

We have a very active school choir here at All Saints, led by Mrs Nicholson, and they have been particularly busy over the festive period.

On Monday 8th December we welcomed senior local residents into the school hall for coffee, cake and Christmas carols. Katie from Planet Bake very kindly supplied 4 delicious home-baked cakes and the choir performed a selection of carols.

It was fantastic to see all of the home-learning projects pupils had been busy working on at home. Thank you to all of our families for supporting your children with their projects and attending the exhibition.