
This week, Y6 had a visit from Mr Hughes, who used to work as a local Miner. The children asked him some excellent questions, in
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This week, Y6 had a visit from Mr Hughes, who used to work as a local Miner. The children asked him some excellent questions, in
On Tuesday 4th February, Y6 took part in some workshops at the Rotherham AESSEAL New York Stadium. These included topics such as knife crime, protected
On Friday, Y6 had a great morning at Cranworth! The children showed such bravery and resilience when tackling the climbing wall, and the way they
As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, Class 15 took part in a With Me in Mind workshop, and learnt lots of useful strategies for
This half term, Class 15 have started their local history unit on the 1984 miners’ strike. This week, the children have been creating timelines to
Class 15 have been making Diwali pots out of clay. Once they have painted them, they are hoping to use the pots to hold tealights
This week, Class 16 have been using watercolour pencils to try out different techniques in preparation for their Caroline Appleyard artwork. Watch this space for
Y6 National Holocaust Museum Talk
Yesterday, Y6 were joined by Zoe from The National Holocaust Museum. The children followed the journey of Leo, a boy who lived in Germany during
Last week, Class 15 did such a brilliant job in History and Geography! In History, everyone has been learning about the life of Anne Frank.
Author Visit from Jacqueline Wilson
Last week, we had the privilege of joining a virtual author visit by the wonderful Jacqueline Wilson, the author of many children’s books, including Tracy
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On Thursday 13th February, to celebrate the launch of Rotherham Children’s Capital of Culture 2025, we welcomed Firma Kodde Productions all the way from the
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