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:

• Individual Liberty was evident as children explored scientific ideas that interested them and expressed their own thinking and creativity.
• Mutual Respect was shown as pupils listened carefully, asked thoughtful questions and celebrated one another’s achievements.
• Democracy was highlighted through shared learning, discussion and the opportunity for every child to have their voice heard.

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! 

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

• 149 kg of food donated
• 15.8 kg of non‑food items donated
• Enough to provide:
  • 298 meals
  • 16 toiletry packs

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.

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.

Earlier today, our Pupil Leadership Team proudly visited Dudley Foodbank to deliver the fantastic collection of donations gathered by our school community. The children were warmly welcomed by the Foodbank team and were given the opportunity to see exactly how the donations are sorted, packed, and distributed to families in need.

Our pupils were incredibly positive about the experience. They learned how vital the Foodbank’s work is and how the generosity of our families directly supports people across the local community. We are incredibly proud of the maturity, empathy, and enthusiasm the children showed throughout the visit.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our parents, carers, and staff who contributed to the collection. Your kindness makes a real difference.

A reminder to our families

If you or your family are finding things difficult at the moment, financially, emotionally, or in any other way, please remember that you are not alone. We encourage you to come and speak to us in confidence. School may be able to provide support directly or help you access the right services.

Together, we continue to show what a caring and supportive school community looks like.
Thank you for being part of it.

Today (Tuesday 17 March 2026), our KS2 children took part in the Be Internet Legends – Safer Online Explorers assembly at 9.30am.

The session focused on helping children develop key media literacy and online safety skills using the Be Internet Legends code. During the assembly, pupils learned how to:

• Spot misleading information online
• Think critically, especially in pressured or fast‑moving online situations
• Protect their personal data and privacy
• Make responsible and positive choices in the digital world

This is an important part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring our children become confident, safe and informed digital citizens.

Watch the Assembly at Home

Parents and carers can watch the assembly using the link below:

👉 https://www.youtube.com/live/Ulhb0Fw4JC0

We encourage families to view the session together and discuss the topics covered. It’s a great way to reinforce safe online habits at home.

If you have any questions about online safety or would like further advice, please get in touch with school office.

Week commencing 23rd February, 5W earned the title of our Attendance Champions, achieving a remarkable 100% attendance. They now proudly have the Attendance Champions Trophy. Their well‑deserved reward is an extra five‑minute break to celebrate their achievement.

We’re so proud of their commitment and can’t wait to see who will take the trophy next week. Keep up the fantastic effort, everyone!