'Know Yourself, Grow Yourself' was the theme of children's Mental Health week this year. The children looked at different emotions, exploring what they look like on the outside and how they feel on the inside.

The children in our Early Years classes celebrated Chinese New Year. They tasted Chinese food, learnt about the story of the Great Race and performed a dragon dance!

Our School Councillors hosted a Valentine's Tuck Shop. All the children enjoyed a sweet treat!

Both children and adults enjoyed dressing up to celebrate World Book Day. The children enjoyed taking part in a variety of reading activities throughout the day.

Owls and Starlings class took part in Oldham's Choral Speaking event. Both classes performed with confidence and clarity.

The children took part in the Great Big School Clean. They discussed how to show pride in their community and care for their surroundings.

As part of our enrichment day, the children thought about their own aspirations and explored different careers. We had a variety of guests speaking to the children about their role, alongside a variety of activities throughout the day. 

The children enjoyed learning about the life cycle of the chick, and watching them hatch and grow.

The children in Early Years had some very special visitors to help bring their learning to life. They learnt about how doctors and police can help us.

All the children took part in maths activities throughout the day. They were challenged to find the 'maths in real life.'

The children enjoyed a spooky Halloween disco hosted by the PTA and some sweet treats at our Halloween themed tuck shop. 

The children in Year 2 enjoyed a trip to George Street Chapel, learning what life was like for a Victorian child. 

Our Planet Protectors and School Councillors have helped to organise and pack the food for our local food bank. Thank you to everyone who donated to such a worthy cause.

The children are able to bring in a book from home to swap. All the children love getting a new book!

The children in our Early Years classes celebrated the own uniqueness during Elmer Day

Our School Council and Planet Protectors were joined by Councillor Jakeman to take part in a community bulb planting project. They planted daffodils opposite the school. 

Our Recorder and Choir club took part in celebrating the Light switch on in Springhead

The children enjoyed a festive lunch in school