Christmas Hoops
Once again this year each class decorated their very own Christmas hoop which have been displayed in our school hall for everyone to admire.
Once again this year each class decorated their very own Christmas hoop which have been displayed in our school hall for everyone to admire.
KS1 have been searching high and low for Santa’s Hat! The old clot, where did he leave it?
We were delighted to invite all parents to attend a Christmas Fun Sessions today in our nursery.
On Friday 9th December we invited pupils and staff to come to school wearing their Christmas jumpers so we could raise money for Save the Children. Everyone was feeling and looking very festive and it really was a fantastic sight to see so many colourful, glittery and festive jumpers.
Children have been learning about fairy-tales in reception so we held a special fairy-tale ball to celebrate.
In Year 1 this term, we have been spending our afternoons completing our learning through Play Projects.
Our Reception children had a fantastic time going on a shopping experience at the local
Co-op.
Today all Nursery & Reception children were very excited about our guests. We have the chance to meet the Police officers who tell us a lot about their job. Children have learnt that the Police use different vehicles, even boats, to help people around. The Police officers are always happy to say "Hello" to the children, so if you meet one on the road, smile, wave and say hello. At the end of the visit, all children received a lovely sticker.
Heathrow kindly donated two Christmas trees to William Byrd and with the help of Heathrow Rangers and some Year 6 children they decorated them both beautifully.
This week the anti-bullying committee introduced themselves and talked to the school about building positive friendships.
In Year Five this term we have been learning about seasonality and farming in our Geography topic ‘Sow, Grow and Farm’ and in our DT topic ‘Eat the Seasons’.
The week started off with Odd Socks Day on Monday 21st November and invited children and staff to wear odd socks to embrace and recognise difference and individuality, and show their support for kindness and solidarity against bullying.