This week Beech class have been making Bonfire Night-themed fireworks cake pops. If you would like to make your own Firework Cake Pops here's the recipe.

Last Friday (16th October) Beech class took a trip back in time to the early 19th-century when steam engineering was in its heyday.

Pine class enjoyed a fun-filled day, on Wednesday 14th October, at Cobbs Farm in Hungerford.

Today (Tuesday 13th October) Hazel class had a fantastic time at Swings & Smiles, a warm and inclusive space offering play sessions, respite care for families, sibling support and family‑focused activities.

Two of our classes, Bay Tree and Fir Tree, got their first taste of playing tennis last Friday, 2nd October, with the help of local Tennis Coach, James.

Beech class had a wonderful time at the Autumn Harvest Celebration Day, on Thursday 1st October at Newbury Showground, which was organised by the Newbury and District Agricultural Society (NADAS).

National Poetry Day is celebrated on the first Thursday of October every year. This year, National Poetry Day takes place today (Thursday 1 October 2026). This year's theme is wonder. Aiming to inspire a love of poetry, this annual event provides a fantastic opportunity to explore and celebrate poetry. From engaging with familiar poems we love, to the creative fulfilment of crafting new works. This year Beech and Maple classes participated in National Poetry Day by joining in

On Wednesday 15th July Maple class brought their learning to life when they enjoyed a fantastic trip to Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens.

Six intrepid pupils from Beech class took a trip to the River Kennet at The Wilderness, Kintbury for ARK (Action for the River Kennet) River School last week.

Beech class finally got to visit Winchester Science Centre last week, after their original trip was cancelled due to the extreme heat a couple of weeks ago.

Recently Cedar and Oak classes joined together to learn about the Solar System and make paper mache models of the planets.

What a lovely week we have had, especially after the very hot end to last week. Everyone returned feeling refreshed, happy, and ready to learn.

Last Friday (12th June) Hazel class took a trip to Smelly Wellies Farm in Woodcote. Their Class Teacher, Charlotte, fills us in on their amazing day out. "Hazel Class travelled all the way to Smelly Wellies Farm to meet lots of friendly animals. It was a long journey, but when we arrived, the children were absolutely brilliant and so kind to all of our furry friends. First, we met some hungry guinea pigs. We enjoyed gently stroking them and feeding them lettuce. Next, we visi

Pupils throughout the school have recently been participating in some marvellous music sessions with Sam from Groove Studio.

Pine class took a trip to We The Curious in Bristol at the end of Summer Term 1. We The Curious is an award-winning science museum with 200+ playful exhibits and the UK’s only public 3D Planetarium. The perfect place for curious minds, big and small!

Just before the end of Summer Term 1 Ash class went to London for the day on their BIGGEST BIG TRIP to date!

At the end of Summer Term 1, Maple Class enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to The Roman Baths in Bath.

Our pupils have been trying out a new teaching and learning music platform called Charanga.

Just before we broke up for the Easter holiday, Maple class visited The Look Out Discovery Centre in Crowthorne.

British Science Week is an annual 10‑day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths, which took place this year from 6–15 March 2026.