Week 8 ‘Police Officer’ and Hallowee
This week the children have thoroughly enjoyed our Police Station role-play area, using their imaginations to take on different roles such as police officers, members of the public and dispatchers. Through their play, they developed their communication skills, confidence and ability to work together with their friends.
As part of our maths learning, the children practised their counting skills and one-to-one correspondence by matching numerals and counting out the correct number of pegs to place on the police cars. They showed great perseverance as they carefully counted and checked their amounts.
In our mark-making activities, the children created their own ‘Wanted’ and ‘Missing’ posters. They worked hard to develop their fine motor skills, using a developing pinch and swing pencil grip to draw, write and add details to their posters.
The police theme continued in our creative area, where the children designed and collaged their own police cars using a variety of materials. They enjoyed selecting colours and resources to create unique designs. Outdoors, the children worked collaboratively to build a large police car using the wooden blocks, demonstrating excellent teamwork, problem-solving skills and imagination.
The children also enjoyed their P.E. session this week, where they explored the large climbing equipment. They practised balancing, climbing and moving safely while developing their strength, coordination and confidence.
We finished the week with a fantastic Halloween celebration! The children dazzled us in their wonderful costumes and had great fun showing off their best spooky dance moves. It was lovely to see everyone joining in and celebrating together.
📸 We hope you enjoy looking through the photographs of all the exciting learning that has taken place this week! 🎃🚓👻✨
There’s a Witch in my book
This week we started off our new topic of learning all about celebrations. Our first book was ‘There’s a witch in my book’ and we learned all about Halloween.
The children had a great time exploring our Halloween fancy dress shop, making pumpkin faces and creating spells using the cauldrons and the water tray.
We also made firework pictures to celebrate bonfire night using chalks and glitter.
SOTW 6/11/26
REC-Mrs McGee-Topsy
REC-Mrs Brannon-Hunter
Y1-Miss Robinson-Marvella
Y1-Mrs Smith/Mr Harris-Bonnie
Y2-Mrs Longmore-Noah
Y2-Miss Roberts-Archie
Y3-Ms Weston-Bruce
Y3-Mrs Cottrell-Erica
Y4-Miss Rowlands-Ella
Y4-Mrs Penfold-Evan
Y5-Mr Pilling-Alan
Y5-Mr White-
Y6-Mrs Doughty-Dahlia
Y6-Miss Saville-Maddie/Max
T&W Music Assembly
T&W Music Assembly
This Monday, Telford & Wrekin Music will be leading a special music assembly for the children.
Representatives from Telford & Wrekin Music will also be available after school if you would like to find out more about your child learning a musical instrument or receiving singing lessons.
Thank you.
Children in Need
Children in Need – Friday 13th November
The School Council has chosen Children in Need as one of the charities that our school will be supporting this year.
To help raise funds, children are invited to come to school wearing something yellow, spotty, or Children in Need-themed and make a £1 donation. The School Council has been busy creating some fantastic posters to help promote the event around school.
There will also be a “Guess the Number of Sweets in the Jar” competition, with more information to follow soon.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support. 💛




International Week Menu
Menu Change for Next Week
Please note there will be a menu change next week.
A school dinner costs £3.05 for children in Nursery and KS2 (Years 3-6) unless your child is entitled to Free School Meals.
Children in KS1 (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2) continue to receive a free school meal under the Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) scheme.
Payments can be made online via your SCOPAY account.
Thank you for your support.
