Year 3s production of the Three Trees retold the Easter story with lots of singing and amazing acting. The songs are always popular, and the audience were treated to solos by choir members as well as the three trees. The children worked incredibly hard this term, and thanks must also go to the support of parents with this as well as costumes.

The children in Reception had a wonderful time at Woolley Firs on Wednesday. We explored the woodland where the children went on a minibeast hunt. The children then categorised them by how many legs they have. We were very lucky to be able to handle beetle larvae and looked at their lifecycle! The fun didn't stop; we then participated in farm bingo looking at our surroundings followed by some pond dipping! 

Vikings had a Crazy Hair Wild Worship this week! The children continued the good work that previous classes have started, preparing the ground for planting and looking out for grubs and worms. The children learnt how to use the rake and the trowel to sort the weeds. Those that preferred could search for the colours of spring or paint a stone to add to the pile we are accumulating, with designs reflecting the creatures we see at springtime. Reverend Rosie spoke to the children about new life, linking the Hungry Caterpillar's search for food with Nicodemus' search for knowledge. The children considered how the birth of a baby or the change of a caterpillar to a butterfly are all examples of new starts.