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Potty About Archaeology Discover pottery through the ages at Hull and East Riding Museum. Explore all things ceramic with live historic pottery demonstrations showing you how people made pots in the past. Get hands-on and have a go yourself, crafting out of clay. Then explore the...

This week’s theme is Stay Safe. The children will be looking at how they can stay safe over the summer holidays, including looking at water safety.  

This week Year 3 and Year 6 both achieved over 97% attendance – a huge well done to those classes! The whole school attendance however was at 94% which is 2% below the national average – lets have a big push for the final 2 weeks of term to get the attendance up!

On Friday 21st June 2019, Year 2 went on a trip to Sewerby Hall and Gardens, as well as going to the seaside at Bridlington and on the Land Train! The children looked around Sewerby Hall and Gardens and saw all of the different animals there. They saw different animals such as...

Details of all events are also available on the “Calendar” page of this website. Move Up Day – Monday 15th July 2019 On this day each child will move up to their new class for the day and meet their new teacher. Most of the Year 6 class will be on their transition...

On Wednesday 19th June 2019 the Year 5 and Year 6 classes went on a trip to Easington Primary Academy.   They started the day on the beach at Easington looking for fossils and skimming stones – they even spotten a seal in the sea! After walking back to the school, the...

This week’s theme is Online Safety. This ties in with national Online Safety Week.

What a fantastic day at the Northern J-Rock Finals! 9 awards of excellence, including winning the ‘Spirit of Rock Challenge’ award. We even won the teachers dance! Well done to all the children they really did us proud. Thank you so much to all parents for the months...

This week’s theme is Reflection. The children will be looking at what has gone well this school year and what can be improved on next year.

This week’s whole school attendance was a very disappointing 91%. None of the classes achieved the national average of 96% unfortunately, so no classes moved around the attendance monopoly board.