We are ready and raring to go!

We are ready and raring to go!

This morning we have had 3 sessions so far: keeping safe in the community, magistrates court and understanding hate crime.



We had a lovely proud moment on Friday for our Fantastic Friday Crew! We shared our final product for our last expedition ‘How have trains been on a journey of change?’ Crew MI are proud to say that we are now published authors. Hope you have had a lovely weekend and enjoyed looking at our beautiful work. Well done everyone 🙂





Today in Crew Nursery we have celebrated Red Nose Day by having a non-uniform, crazy hair day!

Thank you to our grown ups for making such an effort, we look great! 🤩
What an amazing time we all had in our soft play session. Thank you to everyone who attended and joined in to make it such a lovely and enjoyable morning. The children jumped, rolled, climbed and ran around exploring all the fantastic equipment set up for us to use. We had blocks to stack, animals to bounce on, things to climb up and over and even goal posts to practice our football skills. The children were brilliant, laughing and having a super time.



We hope to see you all again next time and many new faces too. Anyone is welcome from our community and surrounding communities with children from newborn to 3 years. If you are interested in coming along please contact our school office and we will look forward to seeing you. Our next session is on the 5th April at 9:00am, spread the word and join us in making memories.

Declan has worked hard with Mrs Brown to learn the Continents song.
Mrs Godley commented that this was the highlight of her day hearing them learn and perfect the song!
Well done Declan!
What an amazing day in Crew Nursery! We have loved seeing all of your fantastic costumes, some of us even got to dress up twice!
We have had so much fun talking about our favourite stories, looking at different books and drawing pictures of ‘The Gingerbread Man’.






The 1st of March is Baba Marta day in Bulgaria, a holiday in which traditionally people give each other wishes for health, happiness and luck. Gifts are given between family and friends, which are usually home made and are red and white in colour.
Yesterday we received some beautiful bracelets (known as Martenitsi) from Victor, who’s family was celebrating the day of Baba Marta. We found Bulgaria on the globe, shared information about the day and thought about similar celebrations we share with family such as Christmas and birthdays.
Thank you to Victor and family for our beautiful gifts and well wishes.


We started the day off right… by eating lots of pancakes of course! We followed a recipe and used our maths skills to measure the weight and capacity of the 3 ingredients.



Who can get the tallest, free standing tower? 👏🏼
We had to work together in mini crews and use our knowledge of mass and length in order to balance and create our own freestanding tower.⚖️📏 This was tricky… and even trickier with a 3 minute timer on the countdown! 📟
Our winning crew tower measured 54cm! 😃








