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Week commencing 27th April 2026, 2BG earned the title of our Attendance Champions, achieving a remarkable 99% attendance. They now proudly have the Attendance Champions Trophy to celebrate their fantastic commitment.
As well as enjoying a well‑deserved extra five‑minute break, the class also received an additional prize, inspired by suggestions from our Year 6 pupils. The winning class had the opportunity to choose a brand‑new book for their book corner, helping us to continue nurturing a love of reading across the school.
We’re incredibly proud of 2BG’s effort and enthusiasm and can’t wait to see which class will take the trophy next week. Keep up the fantastic effort, everyone! 📚🏆
Week commencing 20th April 2026, 1RW earned the title of our Attendance Champions, achieving a remarkable 99% attendance. They now proudly have the Attendance Champions Trophy to celebrate their fantastic commitment.
As well as enjoying a well‑deserved extra five‑minute break, the class also received an additional prize, inspired by suggestions from our Year 6 pupils. The winning class had the opportunity to choose a brand‑new book for their book corner, helping us to continue nurturing a love of reading across the school.
We’re incredibly proud of 1RW’s effort and enthusiasm and can’t wait to see which class will take the trophy next week. Keep up the fantastic effort, everyone! 📚🏆
We would like to say a huge thank you to a wonderful local business (Ideal Tree Services LTD) for their generous donation of logs to support the development of our Forest School area.
While working on a local resident’s home, the team kindly accepted our plea for spare logs, helping us to enhance our outdoor learning environment. These logs are already being put to great use and have become an important part of our natural obstacle course, as well as providing seating for our much‑loved ‘Oak Theatre’, where children gather to learn, create and perform in the heart of nature.
Our Forest School is a vital space where pupils develop confidence, teamwork, resilience and a love for the outdoors. Acts of kindness like this make a real difference and allow us to continue growing and improving this special area for all our children.
We are always incredibly grateful for any donations that help support our Forest School and enrich pupils’ experiences. Thank you once again to our fantastic local community for your continued support.
We are delighted to share some of the outstanding swimming success achieved by one of our pupils so far in 2026. They have shown exceptional dedication to their sport, training 4–5 times each week, including early morning sessions starting at 6:30am.
Their commitment has led to remarkable results. At the Halesowen Swimming Club Presentation Evening in February, the pupil was awarded all eight trophies in their age category. They also secured 11 County qualifying times this year and competed at the Worcester County Championships in January and February, reaching multiple finals and finishing 4th in the county for the 50m butterfly.
More recently, the pupil was selected by Worcester County to attend the County Development Camps in Malvern throughout 2026 and thoroughly enjoyed the first camp held this weekend.
Alongside this, they are currently in the middle of gala season and have represented their club across four different leagues, taking part in 12 galas so far this year. This is in addition to their continued involvement in football, tennis, golf and athletics, demonstrating an impressive ability to balance a wide range of sporting commitments with their studies.
We are incredibly proud of the pupil’s achievements and the dedication they show both in and out of school.
Reception had a fantastic time this week learning about the Sikh celebration of Vaisakhi. We learnt all about the importance of Vaisakhi and how it is celebrated. One of the parents generously brought in some traditional food for the children to try, including Samosas and Karah Prashad.
We are proud to announce that we have received our 9 Year Award from Picture News, recognising nearly a decade of our commitment to high-quality current affairs education in school.
Picture News provides engaging weekly news resources that help pupils understand local, national and global events, sparking curiosity and interest in the world around them. These resources have become an important part of our curriculum, supporting rich discussion, critical thinking and meaningful pupil voice.
Our continued partnership with Picture News directly supports our work on personal development, helping pupils explore key themes such as democracy, equality, respect and responsibility. The carefully selected news stories enable us to actively promote British Values and deepen pupils’ understanding of Protected Characteristics, ensuring learning is inclusive, relevant and rooted in real-world issues.
We are delighted to be recognised for our long-standing commitment to helping pupils become informed, thoughtful and engaged citizens, and we look forward to continuing this valuable work in the years ahead.
Today, children from across the school proudly presented their fantastic Science Fayre projects, filling the hall with excitement, curiosity and innovation. From erupting volcanoes and fascinating planet models to impressive air‑powered cars, there was an incredible range of experiments on display.
The children stood confidently alongside their projects, explaining their ideas and answering questions while the rest of the school enjoyed visiting each exhibit and learning more about the science behind them. It was a wonderful opportunity for pupils to develop and demonstrate their communication and presentation skills, and they should all be extremely proud of themselves.
This event strongly reflected our commitment to promoting British Values within school:
We are incredibly proud of all the children for their enthusiasm, confidence and hard work. A huge thank you to our parents and carers as well, whose support at home in preparing and creating these experiments made such a difference. Together, you helped make the Science Fayre a truly inspiring celebration of learning.
Well done everyone – our scientists of the future shone brightly today!
At school, we build time into every day for children to read, explore stories, and discover new worlds through books. As we head into the next two weeks, we strongly encourage you to do the same at home.
Reading together is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways you can support your child’s development.
Whether you’re:
these moments matter. They build literacy skills, emotional resilience, imagination, and a lifelong love of learning.
The disruptions to education during the COVID‑19 pandemic highlighted just how vital regular home reading is. But here’s the encouraging part: you have incredible influence. Just a few minutes of shared reading each day can shape your child’s confidence, curiosity, and future learning.
If you’d like guidance, ideas, or support on how to make reading at home easy and enjoyable, follow this link:
➡️ https://goallin.org.uk/families-5-11/
Let’s keep the joy of reading alive this holiday—one story at a time. 💛📖
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our families for their generosity during our most recent Black Country Foodbank collection. We know that, during such challenging financial times, making donations is not always easy — yet once again, our school community has shown incredible kindness and solidarity.
Together with Lutley Primary School, your contributions in March made a remarkable impact on local families in need.
Our Combined Contribution
These donations will go directly to supporting vulnerable individuals and families within the Black Country.
A Special Well Done
A huge well done to our Pupil Leadership Team, who led the latest campaign with enthusiasm and dedication. Their commitment to helping others continues to inspire our whole school community.
Thank you once again for your compassion and continued support — together, we are making a difference.
Our Year 5 and 6 pupils did us proud at this week’s cross-country event, competing alongside nearly 30 schools from across the area. Every runner demonstrated outstanding effort, determination, and resilience as they tackled a challenging course and represented our school with real spirit. We are delighted to share that, thanks to the fantastic performances from all involved, our school finished 3rd overall in the total points score—a brilliant achievement against such strong competition. A huge well done to everyone involved!
This term, our Year 5 and 6 pupils impressed with their fantastic mini‑market project. Each group designed and ran their own stall, selling a brilliant variety of handmade items to enthusiastic customers from across the school. The children showed wonderful creativity, teamwork, and entrepreneurial spirit throughout the event. A huge thank you to all parents and families for your incredible support—whether helping to prepare items, providing resources, or simply encouraging the children along the way. Your involvement made the event a real success, and the pupils were incredibly proud of what they achieved.
