World Book Day Fun

Pupils enjoyed an interactive world book day in Crew Haigh, we shared book, sensory stories and especially enjoyed making sandwiches for our tea party

🏃❤️XP Trust Sports Day 2026❤️🏃‍♀️

What an absolutely BRILLIANT day we have had at the XP Trust Sports Day🤩 Carcroft youngsters, you absolutely blew us away with your professionalism, sportsmanship and all round talents🙌🏻 Everyone had a wonderful time and we even came 2ND – woohoo🥳 A huge thank you to the other schools, staff and everybody who ran the event today. BRING ON XP TRUST SPORTS DAY 2027🤪❤️💙💚🤍

A Busy and Exciting Day!

Today was a very exciting day, our chrysalises transformed into beautiful butterflies! The children were fascinated to see the butterflies for the first time, they’re not quite ready to be released just yet though!

With the weather being so hot, we also found some fun ways to keep cool. The children enjoyed dipping their feet in water and cooling down with delicious ice lollies, which were a big hit with everyone!

Forest School Crew Challenge

Crew McLoughlin and Crew Gray recently took part in an exciting Forest School challenge using the game Go Find It Too! Working in small groups, the children were given cards showing different objects, colours, textures, and features to find in the natural environment. They explored the Forest School area carefully, searching for items that matched the cards while demonstrating excellent teamwork, communication, and observation skills. The challenge encouraged the children to work together, discuss their ideas, and look closely at the world around them, helping to develop their problem-solving skills while enjoying outdoor learning. Everyone showed great enthusiasm and determination throughout the activity, making it a fun and successful challenge for all involved. 🌿🔍🍂

M + M Productions Visit Our School

On Friday, we were delighted to welcome M + M Productions to our school to perform the classic story The Railway Children.

The performance was fantastic, and the whole school thoroughly enjoyed it. The actors brought the story to life and encouraged lots of audience participation. Our Hub children especially loved getting involved, singing, dancing, and joining in with the fun.

Thank you to M + M Productions for such an enjoyable and memorable experience!

Crew: Composer Of The Week!

We have LOVED learning about a composer of the week in Crew and have come to look forward to our daily listening session. Here we are listening to our new composer Danny Elfman! We get so lost in the music it is hard not to dance or move! We then moved on to our challenge crew activity which was learning about and playing sudoku, which really tested our patience and resilience!

Crew litter pick

Crew Farrow did a litter pick as part of a Crew activity linking to our expedition ‘blue planet’. Well done to everyone for clearing up the litter that was in our play ground. PLEASE PUT YOUR LITTER IN THE BIN! 🚮

Measuring in maths.

Last half term, we started measuring our growing plants to see how big they would get. We were amazed to discover that in just three weeks they had grown an incredible 60cm tall!

This week’s maths focus is all about measuring and comparing size. Today we explored our classroom, measuring different objects and seeing what we could build. As our structures got taller, we practised measuring them and comparing their heights.

We also developed our counting skills by adding one more resource each time and then remeasuring to see how the height changed. This helped us to understand measurement, counting, and the concept of “one more” in a fun and practical way.

Practicing our fast running!

With the field marked out into lanes, we decided to practise how fast we could run while also learning the importance of staying in our own lane. The children showed good listening skills, waiting to start until they heard “GO!”. There was some fantastic running and listening throughout the activity. We’ve enjoyed the nice weather over the past few days, burning off some energy.

Have a lovely half term 🙂