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Posted on: 16 Jan 2026

Arctic Adventures in Art

Fledglings have been drawing inspiration from the Arctic to create some truly impressive artwork. The children explored mixing ‘cold’ colours to paint stunning icy landscapes, before bringing their scenes to life with collage materials, carefully adding icebergs, snow and Arctic animals. Learning about the Northern Lights captured everyone’s imagination, resulting in a collection of beautiful pastel pictures that shine with colour and creativity.
Posted on: 15 Jan 2026

Exploring Winter in Pebbles

Pebbles children have started their winter topic by learning all about winter clothing. They explored a range of different items and practised putting on their own coats and gloves, helping to build confidence and independence. The children also enjoyed using printing and collage techniques to create colourful pictures of jumpers, hats, gloves and scarves. As part of this creative work, they developed their fine motor skills by cutting and shaping a variety of materials for their artwork.
Posted on: 15 Jan 2026

Blood in a Bottle!

Our Year 6 children have been exploring the fascinating components of blood through a fun and memorable hands-on activity. By creating a “blood smoothie” using apple juice, raspberries, marshmallows and sprinkles, children learned how blood is made up of plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Each ingredient represented a different component, helping the children visualise how blood works inside the body. This creative science lesson combined learning with excitement and gave us a great understanding of an important part of human biology!
Posted on: 15 Jan 2026

Exploring Winter in Pebbles

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Pebbles children have started their winter topic by learning all about winter clothing. They explored a range of different items and practised putting on their own coats and gloves, helping to build confidence and independence. The children also enjoyed using printing and collage techniques to create colourful pictures of jumpers, hats, gloves and scarves. As part of this creative work, they developed their fine motor skills by cutting and shaping a variety of materials for their artwork.