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  • Huge thanks for the Food Bank donations!

    Fri 16 Oct 2026

    A huge thank-you to everyone who sent in donations for the Food Bank! They will be very pleased to receive everything to support people in our local community!

  • Newsletter 9th October 2026

    Fri 09 Oct 2026

    Please click here for this week's newsletter

  • Look at fabulous new learning zone!

    Thu 08 Oct 2026

    Our school Councillors are thrilled with their new signage in the Y5/6 Learning Zone! Thank you to all the parents who donated to school fund, to enable us to create such a fantastic learning environment for our children. πŸ’™ 

  • Newsletter 25th September 2026

    Fri 25 Sep 2026

    Please click here for this week's newsletter

  • Supporting with phonics at home!

    Thu 24 Sep 2026
  • Friday 11th September Newsletter 2026

    Fri 11 Sep 2026
  • End of year Newsletter (Jul 2026)

    Fri 17 Jul 2026

    Please click here for the end of year newsletter

  • End of Year Reports

    Fri 10 Jul 2026

    End of Year Reports

     

    We hope that you enjoyed reading your child's end of year report. I am sure that you will agree that our teachers know our children so well and every report celebrates each child as a gift from God with their own unique qualities and talents.

     

    Please send a message to your child's team via this Forms Link:

    End of Year Reports 2026

     

    Thank-you for all of the support you have given this year!

  • Summer Reading Challenge

    Fri 10 Jul 2026

    Children’s Summer Reading Challenge

     

    Dudley Libraries Events This Summer

     

    Summer Reading Challenge Join In

     

    All Dudley libraries will be taking part in ‘Read to the Beat’ - a music-themed Summer Reading Challenge for children.

    Aimed at those aged from 4-11 years old, the theme inspires discovery about the connection between stories and songs and how reading and music both ignite imagination and creativity.

     

    Across libraries in Dudley borough, visitors can enjoy a packed schedule of LEGO clubs and coding sessions, craft workshops, storytimes, games clubs and STEM activities, all inspired by this year’s music-themed Summer Reading Challenge, Read to the Beat.

     

    Activities range from making musical instruments, carnival masks and animal-themed crafts to interactive sessions such as LEGO Spike coding, badge making and gaming afternoons. There are nearly 450 activities, events and session throughout the summer.

    The programme also includes a range of special events designed to inspire and entertain young people.

     

    Highlights include visits from ZooLab at Dudley Library, Professor Black performances at Gornal and Sedgley libraries, RAF STEM workshops in Gornal, a songwriting workshop, creative writing sessions and a Summer Reading Challenge finishers’ party in Stourbridge.

     

    Alongside these headline events, regular Rhyme Time, Baby Time and Storytime sessions ensure even the youngest library users can take part, while trails, treasure hunts and family craft clubs running throughout the summer provide ongoing opportunities for families to engage with their local library

     

    Sign up is free and children collect stickers, a medal and certificate if they read six books over the summer: Summer Reading Challenge

  • Sports Day celebrations!

    Wed 08 Jul 2026

    A huge thank you to all our wonderful parents, carers and grandparents who joined us this morning for Sports Day! What a fantastic morning of fun and celebration for everyone.🀩


    Our children were absolutely amazing. Despite the intense heat, they showed incredible enthusiasm, determination and team spirit. They have been buzzing with excitement ever since, talking non-stop about how much they enjoyed the day! πŸ˜‡πŸ˜‡


    A heartfelt thank you to all of our staff, especially Mr Hyde and Miss Carey, whose leadership, organisation and dedication made this wonderful event possible. We are truly grateful for everything you do for our children.πŸ’–πŸ’–


    A special thank you also goes to Mr Gordon for his unwavering support. Before heading off to work, he kindly came in early to put up the gazebos, helping us keep the children safe and comfortable in the hot weather. Your generosity and commitment are so appreciated. πŸ’™


    To all of our parents who took part in the parents’ race – what fantastic sports you are! It was wonderful to see everyone joining in with such great spirit and having so much fun. After all, it’s not about the winning; it’s about taking part!🀣🀣


    We have also been delighted with the positive feedback regarding our decision not to allow cars to park at the top of the hill. This helped keep everyone, especially our children, safe as they moved to and from the school building. A big thank you to our Junior Police Officers, who did an excellent job helping with parking and directing parents to the free parking on Andrew Road.πŸ‘πŸ‘


    Finally, thank you to everyone who played a part in making this event such a success. Your support, encouragement and community spirit helped create a memorable morning for our children. We couldn’t have done it without you!
    love from Mrs F πŸ’–


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