This week we have been learning all about how important it is to look after your mental health. We read some books that encouraged us to talk about our feelings. ‘Glad Monster, Sad Monster’ even had a mask we could use.. We created worry monsters… After lots of discussion we Read more…
On Sunday, Alex, Lucas and Lola represented our school in the Remembrance Sunday parade. We were invited to place a wreath on the cenotaph in honour of those who had fallen. Thank you to the children and Mrs Fielding for representing our school.
Yesterday, Year 6 went to Rochdale Football club to a Crucial Crew event. We went to the event to talk about safety as Year 6 become more independent and take their next step to high school. Whilst we were there, we were spoken to by the Police, British Transport Police, Read more…
Despite the threat of thunder storms, our Year 6 adventurers enjoyed their time canoeing on the lake… they were just about to build their rafts when the thunder got too close for comfort! Raft Building
You could probably hear the screams from Heywood… take a moment to zoom in on some of the pictures below… there are a number of quality facial expressions!
How would you cope with navigating the perilous assault course when completely blindfolded. This is… the Nightline!
How high can our teams stack the crates before their towers come tumbling down?
Perhaps the scariest activity of the weekend…
Once again, our fearless code breakers met the challenge of the dreaded Piranha Pool only narrowly beating the clock before the flesh eating fish were to be released. Well done Year 6!
Conquer your fears to meet the challenge of the dreaded dungeon. It’s dark and spooky down there and you don’t want to get left behind… or trapped inside!
Just before we enjoyed a heart evening meal, the children faced the daunting challenge of and height of the trapeze. To climb the trapeze tower is one thing, to take the leap of faith and catch the trapeze bar is quite another. Well done everyone! Well done everyone!
The first activity of our adventure weekend and our teams of knights engage in a battle of wits to solve a range of problems before the winning team raises the victory flag.
TheYear 2 absolutely loved the SCARF workshop this morning, they impressively remembered what each letter stands for and could explain the meaning of each word! S for Safety: Roman said ‘to keep ourselves and everyone around us away from harm’. C for Caring: Carson said ‘when you look after someone’. Read more…
Today in Reception we had a very special visitor, delivering a SCARF workshop to the children. The children absolutely loved meeting Harold the Giraffe, helping him to get ready for the day by washing his hair, washing his face and brushing his teeth. The children spoke and thought about feelings Read more…
Today we had a visit from Rachel who came into school to complete some activities around our PSHE work. The children follow a scheme of work called SCARF which stands for Safety, Caring, Achievement, Resilience and Friendship. The children began by looking at how to care for their bodies physically Read more…