This week, our youngest learners in Robins class (both Robins and Ducklings) were greeted with a special surprise to mark the beginning of their school journey.
What an amazing first day we've had in Reception (Robins Class)! Despite a few understandable nerves first thing this morning, every single child has settled in beautifully and made a fantastic start to their school journey.
While the children have been enjoying the start of the summer holidays, it’s been a hive of activity in Robins class!
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A fabulous morning of fierce competition fought in the friendliest and most fun fashion!
Preparing our final smoothies
This afternoon, Penguins Class had a very special visitor; our local Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) Tom! He came in to talk to us all about how to stay safe and make smart choices in our community.
This week, our talented pupils had the incredible opportunity to perform at the prestigious Symphony Hall, joining hundreds of children from across the region in a spectacular celebration of music. It was a truly unforgettable experience, and we couldn’t be prouder of our young performers.
Right at the front of the stage, our children showed remarkable courage and composure. Despite a few nerves, they performed brilliantly - demonstrating the values we hold dear: open-mindedness, resilience, aspiration, and bravery.
A huge thank-you goes out to our wonderful parents and carers. Your continued and amazing support was felt in full force, with a fantastic turnout in the audience cheering us on every step of the way.
We are also incredibly grateful to WCET for organising this inspiring event and for their dedication in helping our children grow musically and personally. The experience has left a lasting impression on everyone involved.
Well done to all our performers—you were outstanding!
This week, year 1 and 2 children flew back in time on a trip to RAF Cosford tying into their current history topic - The History of Flight.
Throughout the day they explored the impressive aircraft displays. The children were amazed to see planes from all over the world from different periods of time. From fighter jets to the iconic Spitfire, they read about where each aircraft was built and what it was used for. Attached to each aircraft were speakers for the children to listen to an old pilot conversation, where children used their imaginations to picture them working inside an old aircraft. Children took part in a pilot workshop where they got to dress up as pilots from different decades, discussing all the different pilots they had learnt about in school.
But the highlight for many was sitting in a real cockpit! With beaming smiles and hands on the controls, the children imagined themselves as brave, heroic pilots high above the clouds.
Swan's visit to RAF Cosford was a fantastic way to bring history to life, giving the children the opportunity to experience the history and wonders of flight up close.
All other images are on the Manor Facebook page!
Last Wednesday, our school field came alive with laughter, cheers, and a splash of water as children from all year groups took part in our much-anticipated ‘After-School Sportsfest!’
Robins and Ducklings have a great day out at Kingsbury Water Park.
Mighty Manor came out winners out of the 10 teams from across Tamworth schools in the Tag Rugby tournament held this week at Tamworth Rugby Club.