Monthly Archives: June 2026

In science, Years Five and Six have been learning about micro-organisms. We have learnt that microbes can be bacteria, viruses or fungi and that some are helpful whilst others are […] […]

Years Five and Six visited the Hazard Alley Safety Centre in Milton Keynes. Our morning was spent learning important messages about drugs and alcohol. During this session, the children learnt […] […]

Shackadell class have been taking part in 30 Days Wild by the Wildlife Trust. We have spent some time every single day focusing on nature and the environment. We have […] […]

This week, Year Six completed their Bikeability training course at school. They began by practising key cycling skills on the playground, building their confidence and developing their understanding of safe […] […]

In Danes Class this week, we have been busy developing our sewing skills, showing fantastic creativity and attention to detail throughout the pencil cases project. We began by learning and […] […]

In Puddlebridge we designed amazing posters, showcasing our learning of clothes and adjectival agreement. We also tried to challenge ourselves by building on our previous knowledge and adding information about […] […]

As part of National Sports Week, every class took part in an energetic 50 minute HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training) session led by Chris Bull (owner and managing director of Fit […] […]

Today, Danes Class enjoyed participating in the 2026 GoConstruct K’nex challenge. This is an engineering challenge involving around 180 schools across Hertfordshire and surrounding areas. Led by a local STEM […] […]

In maths, we are exploring circles. We began by considering what we know already and revising the vocabulary: radius, diameter and circumference. Next, we measured 3D objects and 2D circles […] […]

We had the best time visiting Hertfordshire Zoo. First we enjoyed the dinosaur trail. It was really exciting seeing all of the life-sized dinosaurs – even though some of them […] […]

Plastic pollution is the hot topic that just won’t go away – literally! It’s a real problem for the environment and wildlife of the planet. We began this unit by […] […]