Year 5 and 6 Take Part in Loudmouth ‘Screentime’ Workshop

Year 5 and Year 6 pupils recently took part in the engaging and informative ‘Screentime’ workshop delivered by Loudmouth Education and Training.

The workshop explored how children can stay safe, healthy and positive when using technology, social media and online games. Through interactive discussions, videos and real-life scenarios, pupils learned about the benefits of being online as well as some of the potential risks they may encounter.

Children were encouraged to think about balancing screen time with other activities, managing their digital wellbeing and making sensible choices when communicating online. The workshop also highlighted the importance of privacy, respectful behaviour and knowing where to seek help if something online makes them feel uncomfortable or worried.

Our pupils participated thoughtfully throughout the session, sharing ideas and asking insightful questions. The workshop provided valuable guidance that will help them become responsible, safe and confident digital citizens.

We would like to thank Loudmouth for delivering such an engaging and relevant session for our children.

Year 5 – Blitz Art

As part of our History unit all about WW2, we created some pieces of art inspired by ‘The Blitz’ of 1940-41. We used pastels to create the vivid sunset for our cityscapes.

International First Aid Day – Year 5

In year 5 we looked at how to place an injured person into the recovery position. How to deal with a nose bleed and what to do if a person was impaled by an object. We recognised that ‘first aid’ is the initial step to helping a casualty and also learned the phone numbers to call if an injury was deemed more serious.

Year 5 Educational Visit to RAF Cosford

Year 5 had a wonderful time at RAF Cosford on Wednesday. They enjoyed a Battle of Britain workshop as well as tours of all the hangars, they finished their day off with the 4D flight experience ‘Canyon Racer’.

Sport’s Day winners in Mrs Penfold’s class!

Mrs Penfold was extremely proud of all the efforts from her Y5 class. It was a fantastic sports day with lots of sportsmanship and encouragement from the children to each other. Here are our winner for the class!!

Well done everyone – great participation!!!



Careers Week 2026

On Wednesday 8th July, Year 4 and Year 5 pupils had the opportunity to meet Melissa from Telford College, who works as a Schools Liaison Officer. Melissa visited to talk to the children about her role and the work she does to support schools and young people as they think about their future education and career pathways.

During the session, Melissa explained how she works with schools across the local area, helping pupils learn about further education opportunities and the wide range of courses available at Telford College. She shared information about college life, different career options, and the importance of developing skills and interests from an early age.

The pupils listened attentively and asked thoughtful questions about Melissa’s job, what a typical day looks like, and how she helps young people make informed choices about their futures. The talk provided an excellent opportunity for children to learn about a different career and gain an insight into the world of further education.

The visit was both informative and engaging, and the children thoroughly enjoyed meeting Melissa. We would like to thank her for taking the time to visit our school and inspire our pupils.

As a follow up, children created their own ‘passport’ for their dream job. We had a range of different jobs from painters to vets!

 







Black Country Living Museum

Y5 went on a trip to the Black Country Living Museum to enchance our understanding of the topic we are learning about – ‘Changes over time’. We enjoyed finding out about the different ways of life and the types of houses and shops that people in Victorian times would have be accustomed too. We even had a lesson at school where Mrs Penfold, Mrs Davies and our parent helpers got told off for their nail varnish!!!!










KS2 Girls – T&W Cricket Tournament

 

A massive well done to the KS2 girls who competed in the T&W cricket tournament held at Arscott Cricket Club. They played through rain, wind and sun but no matter the weather they demonstrated fantastic, positive attitudes throughout. They had won 2, drew 1 and lost 1 until the weather finally put a stop to the competition.

Extracts from our London Eye Mystery story

We have focused on the features of a mystery story. We wrote about a character that ended up in a different dimension after taking a ride on the London Eye! He had to tackle a strange maze and ended up finding a mysterious golden envelope which was addressed to the Prime Minister. The children ended the story on a cliffhanger……

Here are some extracts from their fabulous work!