Seven pupils from Beech and Maple classes had a marvellous time at the Autumn Harvest Celebration Day, on Wednesday 1st October at Newbury Showground, which was organised by the Newbury and District Agricultural Society.

On Monday 14th July Ash class made their first visit to Shalbourne Community Growers.

Thursday 3rd July was the perfect summer’s day for Willow Class to be in and around The Wilderness in Kintbury, West Berkshire as part of Action for Rivers Kennet’s (ARK) River School.

Pupils who ride regularly at Enborne Equestrian Centre, were pleased to take part in this year’s Great Big Ride on Saturday 28th June in support of Autism in Racing.

Some of our pupils have helped to create this peaceful woodland area outside our school building, which will be used for lessons, therapy sessions and play.

Cedar class had great fun when they recently visited the English Heritage site, Donnington Castle.

Willow class were really pleased to welcome ARK - Action for the River Kennet into their classroom for the morning to learn about the importance of keeping our local rivers healthy.

Willow class have made the most of the glorious sunshine by heading out for a trip to the woods.

Before we broke up for the holidays Maple Class enjoyed a special Easter treat by visiting Finkley Down Farm.

We made a pre-visit to Finkley Down Farm this week before Maple class visit for the day.

On Friday 14th March students from Elm class created some colourful artwork for the Hindu festival of Holi.

Cedar class recently enjoyed a lovely winter walk in the countryside.

Cedar class have been exploring the woods and looking at the natural world around them.

On Wednesday 23rd October Elm class went on a visit to Avebury Henge, which is recognised as a World Heritage Site.

Hazel class recently paid a visit to Oxenwood Outdoor Education Centre to search for The Gruffalo in the woods.

Ash class recently took a boat trip along the Kennet and Avon Canal, from Great Bedwyn to Crofton in a wide beam canal boat named ‘Diana’.

During the summer holiday we made some improvements to our outside space.

We were really pleased to welcome retired racehorse, Marv, and National Hunt jockey, James Bowen, to school during National Racehorse Week.

Watch us feature in a BBC Newsround report about the impact that animals can have on the way we feel.

On Friday 12 July the whole school went to Hungerford Town Football Club for our first Sports Day.