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Date: 9th Oct 2026 @ 11:55am
We are holding another open event - please share with anyone you know who has a child due to start school in September 2027.
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Date: 8th Oct 2026 @ 2:56pm
🍕 Little Pizza Chefs! 👩🍳👨🍳
Our Nursery children had lots of fun making their own pepperoni muffin pizzas! 🍕 They carefully spread the tomato sauce, sprinkled on the cheese and added their toppings.
We developed our fine motor skills, followed instructions and practised using lots of new vocabulary. The children were very proud of their delicious creations! 😋👏
Date: 4th Oct 2026 @ 11:55am
Year 3 imagined that they had been transported back to the Stone Age. They took on the role of hunter-gathers and explored the school grounds to find things that they could use to help them survive. They collected stones, mud, twigs and leaves and used them to make their own paints and make marks like the stone age people used to do to decorate their caves.
Date: 1st Oct 2026 @ 2:56pm
Which Food Will You Choose? 
Date: 29th Sep 2026 @ 4:36pm
Take a look at our photos from our fantasic Year 6 Leavers.
Good Luck at High School!
Date: 29th Sep 2026 @ 4:28pm
We have been learning how to develop a growth mindset. We have been taking part in different activities to test our skills - especially perserverance!
Date: 29th Sep 2026 @ 4:06pm
In Nursery, we love using Tales Toolkit to help us become confident storytellers! Tales Toolkit uses simple story symbols to help children understand the different parts of a story – the character, setting, problem and solution. We enjoy using objects, pictures and our imaginations to create and tell our own stories together. We also draw the different parts of our stories, helping us to develop our vocabulary, speaking and listening skills, creativity and early mark-making.
School Crossing Patrol Campaign
Date: 25th Sep 2026 @ 2:01pm
Our School Crossing Patrol, Stephen was supported on the crossing this week by children and families, members of the police and council as part of the 'Stop means Stop' campaign':
https://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/news/26564993.st-helens-drivers-reminded-stop-means-stop-crossings/
Date: 25th Sep 2026 @ 1:48pm
Our Reading Ambassadors will now be running our School Library! Children can choose to change their book each week or keep it for a week.
Date: 18th Sep 2026 @ 4:06pm
We are really pleased with our new colour scheme across school. Everyone looks so smart in their purple and black active uniforms! We have also had lots of positive feedback from the children about our new indoor sensory circuits.
Date: 18th Sep 2026 @ 4:02pm
Our First Few Weeks in Nursery
Date: 17th Sep 2026 @ 3:04pm
Our Nursery children have made a fantastic start to the new school year! They are settling in really well, becoming familiar with our routines and beginning to form lovely friendships. The children have been busy exploring all the different areas of Nursery, discovering their favourite places to play, learn and create. It has been wonderful to see so many happy faces as they grow in confidence and independence each day. We are very proud of them all!
Date: 8th Jul 2026 @ 3:06pm
This morning, we had a very exciting visit to Nursery from Acorn Farm. Hariette and Phil brought 2 goats, 2 guinea pigs, 2 chickens, a white rat and a fluffy rabbit...not forgetting a naughty sheep called Bobby (who escaped from the playground and went off to join the whole school Zumba on the big field! )The children were very kind and gentle as they held, stroked and even fed the animals. We are very proud of them all and their impeccable behaviour throughout the experience!
Date: 19th Jun 2026 @ 5:27pm
Take a look at what our year 6 children got up to at PGL. They had the time of their lives.
Date: 7th May 2026 @ 3:05pm
Year 4 had a fabulous time at the Southport Eco Centre exploring their learning of rainforests around the world. There were interactive quizzes, a computer challenge, a giant game of 'Snakes and Lianas' and an immersive suite which brought the rainforest to life. We were so impressed with their knowledge and they were fantastic ambassadors for our school.
Date: 7th May 2026 @ 2:50pm
The children had a lovely time during 'Rights Respecting Week' exploring the theme of 'Express Yourself'. Our RRSA Ambassadors deilvered an assembly and lovely art lessons each day around the book, 'Every Child a Song.' The week was ended with 'Express Yourself' day where the children could wear their favourite outfits or clothes which show who they are.
Date: 11th Mar 2026 @ 3:58pm
The Nursery children have been talking about seeds and what they need to help them to grow. We enjoyed the story, 'That's My Flower' and watched a short video about how to plant bulbs/seeds. Then, we saw a time-lapse video of the growth of a sunflower seed, before planting our own sunflower seeds in pots (remembering to add a lolly stick to measure the changes) We even found a very wriggly worm, which tickled our hands! Some children also weeded the planting tyre and topped it up with rich, new soil before planting the spare sunflower seeds. We hope we all have green fingers!
Date: 11th Mar 2026 @ 3:48pm
This week we had a very exciting visit from a 66-year-old, double decker bus! The Nursery children had a wonderful time singing 'The Wheels on the bus' song, whilst one child sat in the driving seat and beeped the horn in time. Then, we all climbed the very steep steps to sit on the top deck and this was quite a challenge for little legs! We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Grayson's parents and the staff at St Helens Transport Museum for arranging this experience for us.
Chinese New Year Nursery Class
Date: 25th Feb 2026 @ 3:25pm
Nursery class had fun celebrating Chinese New Year. We watched a short video before looking at lots of interesting Chinese artefacts. Then, the children tucked into a bowl of yummy noodles for snack and oranges. They were able to further explore some noodles in the tough tray outside, using real chopsticks! Inside, the children threaded red and yellow beads onto a dragon's tongue. Red and yellow are thought to be lucky colours. We then shared a book all about Chinese New Year and watched an amazing dragon dance. Some children even drew their own dragon pictures independently. We made our own Chinese lanterns and practised our cutting skills using scissors. It was challenging to cut along straight lines! Finally, we learned how to say Kung Hei Fat Choi and took home a special fortune cookie each.
Date: 11th Feb 2026 @ 4:03pm
Take a look at our working walls for Spring term I.
People Who Help Us- Builder visitor
Date: 4th Feb 2026 @ 6:22pm
This week, we had a very special visitor to EYFS. Phill the builder came to show us some of his different tools, safety gear and to talk to us about his job. He allowed the children to hold some of the items he brought and he explained how his job is either to build or to fix. It was very interesting, informative and fun, and at the end of the session we asked him our own questions. Thank you Phill for coming to visit us!
