We are incredibly proud of our Year 6 pupils, who sang beautifully on Monday night in their Christmas Concert and gave a memorable performance of “The Gift”  at Holy Trinity Church. The children showed great confidence, commitment and teamwork and their performance was a wonderful way to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas in such a special setting. Thank you for your continued support and for joining us to share in this lovely occasion—it was a truly special evening for

On Friday afternoon, several children from the Year 4 Christmas choir represented our school, along with children from other schools in our Lykos community, and treated shoppers to a medley of Christmas carols in Wolverhampton Manders' Centre. They sang lots of festive favourites - not forgetting 'Merry Xmas Everyone' from our Wolverhampton homegrown heroes Slade! Families joined us for the sing-a-long and Christmas cheer was spread throughout the centre! Thanks to everyone w

A huge well done, and a big thank you to the 15 members of the Year 4 Christmas Choir who attended the community carol service, along with their families at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday 14th December . In a packed church, the children bravely sang two of their favourite carols to everyone as part of the Christmas service, then sang along to the hymns shared with the congregation. Their interest, participation and behaviour throughout the service was outstanding - they made

This week, Year 6 took their learning to a whole new level as they explored the life of Anne Frank through virtual reality. Using VR headsets, pupils were able to step inside  the Secret Annexe, gaining a powerful and immersive understanding of Anne’s world during World War II. The virtual tour allowed students to see the hidden rooms where Anne and her family lived, experience the tight spaces they shared, and visualise the daily challenges they faced in hiding. This unforge

Woodpeckers had a debate about which biscuit should be banned from biscuit Friday? There were lots of fors for banning rich teas, lots of against banning for bourbons but the class were divided when it came to custard creams.  Woodpeckers also looked at what laws they would implement if they were Prime Minister! We had a range of ideas including, school closing at 1pm!

This week, a group of Year 5 pupils visited Wolverhampton Girls High School to take part in an exciting maths challenge, where they worked in pairs to solve a series of challenging puzzles. Each activity earned them a new clue, helping them inch closer to discovering the secret four-digit code needed to unlock the final mystery. The children showed brilliant mathematical understanding, teamwork, determination and problem-solving skills throughout and they returned to school b

In Year 2, we’ve been learning about people who inspire others through kindness, courage, and faith. We explored figures like Mother Teresa, who cared for the poor, and Martin Luther King Jr., who worked for equality. We also looked at our role models in the school and at home. These role models teach us how to make the world better by showing love and respect. We reflected on how we can follow their example in our own lives every day.

Year 1 had an exciting visit from the crossing patrol! They learned how to cross the road safely, sang a fun road safety song about stopping, looking and listening, and even role-played with the lollipop lady. A big thank you for helping us stay safe on our journeys!

This week, Year 5 have had an inspiring and memorable visit to the National Space Centre, where their curiosity about space and science truly came to life. Throughout their day, the children explored interactive exhibits, discovered fascinating facts about planets and space travel and were amazed by the iconic Rocket Tower. A highlight of the trip was the immersive planetarium show, which left everyone captivated by the wonders of our universe. The experience not only deepene

Both Year 6 classes (Magpies and Robins) enjoyed an unforgettable three-day residential at Whitemoor Lakes, packed with adventure, teamwork and plenty of laughs. From high-energy activities like climbing, archery and canoeing to an evening campfire and team challenges, the children embraced every moment with enthusiasm and resilience. It was wonderful to see them step out of their comfort zones, encourage one another and grow in confidence throughout the trip. The residential

Our Year 1 children explored a rainbow of fruits for their Design Technology topic on fruit kebabs. They loved the sweet strawberries and juicy oranges — but the lemons were a big surprise! “Sour!” was the word of the afternoon. What a zesty way to learn about flavours and healthy eating!

To celebrate Bonfire Night Reception children made chocolate apples. We used the microwave to melt the chocolate and then dipped our apples into the chocolate liquid. We then decorated them with coloured sprinkles. They were delicious!

Happy Diwali to all our families who are celebrating over the next few days!

As part of our Diwali celebrations, Spring Vale children were treated to a special performance and a fantastic workshop delivered by no other than King G - a member of Dhol Blasters who are a worldwide team of amazing Dhol players!

Today has been an exciting one at Spring Vale as we held our School Parliament Elections! Over the past few weeks, children from Years 1 to 6 have been busy designing posters, writing speeches and sharing their ideas about how they can make our school an even better place. Each class listened carefully to the candidates before casting their votes (today) in a real ballot - learning first-hand about democracy and responsibility. We were so impressed by the confidence, creativi

This week, our curious learners dissected play dough poo to uncover clues about diets. Were they herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores? With tweezers and giggles, they explored pretend poo to find leaves, bones, and more—learning through laughter and hands-on discovery! 🌿🍗🔍

Our Maple and Oak classes had a fantastic time at the zoo as part of their Geography rainforests topic! Despite the 'rainforest' weather, all children enjoyed seeing their favourite animals such as elephants, giraffes and monkeys up close. They even paid a special visit to Mrs Cope's favourite animals, the penguins, who were very much enjoying the wet weather. The children's enthusiasm, independence and resilience throughout the day was outstanding and all staff commented

We have been very busy in our outside area. Nursery have enjoyed using the steppers and have been playing in the mud kitchen. Reception have completed an animal hunt searching for the characters from Brown Bear, Brown Bear and have made pictures with leaves.

This term, our Year 2 pupils have been learning to play cricket! With bats in hand and smiles on their faces, they’ve been practising...

Year 4 children had a fabulous day at Tamworth Castle this week! As part of their Invaders and Settlers history topic, and to further...