Owls Class were involved in the annual Coton Green Music Concert ON Friday, showing off a range of musical talents. The children sang their hearts out and also showed off their amazing skills of reading musical notes and playing their doods! 
Robins and Ducklings had an amazing day out at Tamworth Castle.
As part of our work on transition to secondary school, Penguins class were visited this week by the staff from Rawlett for some fun science lessons.
Penguins class took part in a fun but educational session this afternoon - think 'Ready-Steady-Cook'
Owls visited Hams Hall today to consolidate their learning about rivers so far, add to their learning with new knowledge and to study the River Tame.
Pirates Ahoy! We've had lots of fun finding out about pirates from the past. Now - walk the plank!
Zoos - Good or Bad? Let's debate.
Today, children in Owls Class learned about the features of a river and where on a river's course you are likely to find these features. The children worked in groups to create their own river models and labelled some of the key features. There is still some finishing up to do and some corrections to be made but a very good start to the rivers topic!
This half term children will be asking the question ‘What is it like to live in Shanghai?’
To begin the unit we started discussing the different human and physical features we could see in our local area. We then began discussing how different places have different physical and human features. We introduced the city of Shanghai and then used the Atlas to located China and then the city of Shanghai. A wonderful introduction to our geography topic.
Penguins class have started a new writing unit by analysing historical evidence of the Windrush Generation
Year 1 and Year 5 coming to an end of their forest school sessions next week.