To celebrate Comic Relief tomorrow (Friday 18th) children are welcome to come to school in non uniform and if they want to wear their hair in a crazy style!

Just a few ideas!

The children impressed their teachers this morning, as they came into school and within minutes were on task completing their morning learning.

They have worked hard on their handwriting and can now write their first names independently with most children also writing their surname without support.

Well done Crew FE keep up the wonderful attitude towards your daily tasks.

Going forward our learning legends assemblies will take place on Friday afternoon. If you are invited to come and watch assembly please arrive and come to reception for 1pm. Please be on time as no late comers will be permitted into assembly.

The government have removed the legal requirement to self-isolate following a positive test.

However, adults and children who test positive will continue to be advised to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for at least five full days, and then continue to follow the guidance until they have received two  negative test results on consecutive days. We will continue to follow this guidance and proactively encourage staff and pupils to remain at home and follow the self-isolation guidance. 

Please can you ensure you inform you school if your child has tested positive and follow the guidance above.

Thanks CS Crew

On Thursday 24th March we will be opening the school kitchen for parents and children to come and try some new and current menu items. We’re hoping it will encourage our children to try some new things and open up an opportunity for them to pick something new from the menu.

Please can you collect your child(ren) from their class at 3pm and make your way to back playground entering the school through the white double doors.

Hope you can join us.

This week in Crew FE we have been continuing our focus on the Gingerbread Man and putting our problem solving skills to the test! We have been thinking of the different ways the Gingerbread Man could have crossed the river safely, and decided that a bridge or a boat would have been the best solution. 

The children have been using different resources in the provision areas to build bridges, experimenting which materials would work best and how they could make their structures stronger. We have looked closely at floating and sinking and will continue to test which which materials would work well for a boat next week.

This afternoon the children were tasked with another challenge. How could they travel across the hall when only being allowed to stand on the mats so they didn’t land in the ‘water’? As usual the children applied themselves brilliantly, quickly realising that they would need to work as a team to be successful. The challenge gave us lots of giggles and showed the true meaning of Crew.