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As part of their learning on a local case study, the children in Year 3 took part in a local area walk around Buntingford. This valuable experience gave children the chance to explore their town first-hand and develop a greater understanding of their local environment.
During the walk, the children explored the High Street, where they observed a range of buildings and discussed their different uses and features. They also visited the local river, which helped them learn more about the geographical characteristics of the area and Buntingford’s history.
The walk successfully brought classroom learning to life and encouraged children to make observations and ask questions.
Whole school attendance this week was 95.13%. Well done ๐ to Rowan Class who were the class winners for attendance with an amazing 100% ๐๐.
The Nursery Team had a lovely time meeting our new children and their parents/carers ahead of starting Nursery in September 2026. We look forward seeing children and parents again at the upcoming coffee morning for Nursery starters in September 2026.
Members of the Assembly Committee, along with a group of Year 4 children, visited Layston Grove Care Home for a morning of shared activities. The children enjoyed colouring with residents, this created a warm and friendly atmosphere filled with conversation.
The visit provided a valuable opportunity for children to connect with the local community. Residents thoroughly enjoyed the children’s company and praised their enthusiasm and excellent manners.
It was a rewarding experience for all involved, and we are proud of our children for representing the school so positively. We look forward to future visits and activities at Layston Grove Care Home.
Year 4 had fun looking at positive and negative features of a natural habitat in Buntingford this morning. They identified that litter, people walking on verges and graffiti all have a negative impact and that plants, the river, trees and wildlife are all positive features in a habitat.
Willow Class shared a fantastic assembly this morning, full of creativity and confidence. Their engaging ‘breaking news’ style presentation kept everyone hooked as they showcased their learning in Maths, English and Art.
The children spoke clearly and proudly about their work, demonstrating great understanding and enthusiasm. They delivered the assembly brilliantly and were a real credit to the school. Well done Willow Class!
Rowan Class treated us to a truly wonderful assembly. They confidently shared their learning across a range of subjects, including history, French and English, showcasing both their knowledge and enthusiasm. The children led the assembly independently with great pride and maturity and were a real credit to the school.
Year 4 Ash class stepped back in time this week as they explored the natural dyes used by the Anglo-Saxons. Inspired by these traditional methods, they experimented with modern-day natural ingredients including turmeric, beetroot and blackberries to create their own vibrant colours.
There was lots of excitement as they dyed their cloths and discovered the different shades each ingredient produced. It’s safe to say it was great fun, especially as the colours didn’t just stay on the fabric, but on their hands too!
Our Peer Mentor group were delighted to welcome the Computing, PE & PSHE Link Governor into school today. They proudly shared their important role as buddies, explaining how they support other children, help them feel safe and included and set a positive example at lunchtimes. It was a lovely opportunity to showcase their confidence, responsibility and the care they show for others.
Tilly had a wonderful time today helping the Reception children during their PE lesson! ๐พ She was amazingly calm and friendly, bringing lots of smiles while supporting and encouraging the children. Tilly was a true pawsโitive role model. Well done, Reception & Tilly! ๐พ๐พ