We welcomed the parents / carers / grandparents of class Asia in for lunch which was a real success. Thank you to Mrs Mixture and her team for the roast dinner.  We hope you all enjoyed it.

Well done to our bronze ambassadors who successfully organised some teddy themed sports activities for the year 1's. This is part of their bronze ambassador training.

Well done to Class Australia for a fantastic first assembly.  We loved seeing what you have all been up to in class.

We are delighted to share our SIAMS report following the inspection that took place on the 22nd January. SIAMS stands for - Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools.

It is a lovely read and I am so proud of everything we have achieved as a school community.

The word cloud above shows some key words from the report such as love, respect, flourish and joyful.

The full report is available here: SIAMS Report

News article written by Finley H, George, Thea and Jennae.

On Tuesday 5^th, a selection of children from the local Great Waltham school went to the Chelmsford cathedral and helped in the Windrush child project. They had to carry out activities such as writing info about themselves and family on post cards, doing a quiz and creating poems to make friends. They also listened to the book called Windrush child and tried a traditional dish called jerk chicken. We made many fabulous memories and great friends. ‘We were so grateful to the people who organised it and recommend it to any other schools!’ says the group of four, Finley H, George, Thea and Jennae.

Congratulations to our Bronze Ambassadors who completed the first part of their training.  The Ambassadors worked with Mandy from the Chelmsford Schools Sports Partnership to set up activities for pupils in Year 2 to try out.  To complete their training, the Ambassadors will set up a sports festival for the younger pupils in March.