Our school had an inspiring visit from the Black Country Museum today! Pupils explored history through hands-on creativity, learning how to design and build 3D free‑standing structures. The workshop brought the past to life while encouraging teamwork, imagination, and problem‑solving. A fantastic blend of heritage and practical learning!

Year 1 have been busy designing and making their own moving toys, both in school and at home. Using string, card and creative ideas, children experimented with how movement works. They were proud to share their fantastic creations, showing imagination, teamwork and brilliant problem‑solving throughout the project.

Year 1 travelled back in time at the Black Country Living Museum, discovering how people once lived. Children explored old houses, workshops, and streets, learning about daily life and traditional building structures. It was an exciting hands-on adventure that brought history to life for everyone to enjoy together.

A massive well done to all our staff and pupils who dressed up as their favourite book characters in school today! We have been blown away by everyone's amazing efforts!  A big thank you to our wonderful parents for your support with costumes and characters today - we feel it is the best World Book Day team effort ever!

Year 3 took part in a fantastic live lesson with a selection of authors and illustrators including " Going on a Bear Hunt" Author: Michael Rosen, as part of World Book Day! They had great fun listening to extracts from books, and learning how illustrators pick out key information to 'draw' what is going on in the story. This afternoon, pupils have then had a go at doing this themselves!

We are very impressed by the sculpting skills of our Buttercups class who have built these brilliant models as part of their homework projects.

I bet you didn't know that our Year 4 pupils have been to Italy this week!  That's right - they have travelled back in time to Pompeii and the volcanic eruption of  Mighty Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD with the help of NOW PRESS PLAY (our fantastic immersive experience) - no passports required!

Year 3 Oak class have been busy building models inspired by their Stone Age History topic as part of their 'Pick & Mix' homework projects.

Year 4 Daisies class  have amazed us with with these fantastic models which were 'built' during the Half Term Holiday! It looks like pupils had lots of creative fun - and we bet parents enjoyed helping too!

Our Year 4 pupils have been busy experimenting with changes in materials and states as part of British Science Week !

To celebrate National Draw a Dinosaur Day, our KS1 children let their imaginations run wild as they designed and created their very own dinosaurs. The children were buzzing with creativity as they sketched everything from leopard‑print dinosaurs to multi‑coloured creatures bursting with personality. We even had a fantastic sensory‑texture dinosaur that everyone loved exploring! It was wonderful to see such imaginative ideas come to life on paper—well done, KS1! Here are some

A big well done to all our children who have made an amazing effort today to come to school dressed as a number or a Times Table Rockstar as part of our NSPCC Number Day celebrations!  Throughout the day, children  have been completing a range of maths activities and challenges based around numbers.

A huge well done to all our Year 4 pupils for their fantastic performances in the Brass concerts this week and last.  All children sang a range of songs,  and played their trumpets which they have been learning since September as part of the Wolverhampton Music School Wider Opportunities Programme.  A massive thank you to all the parents who came to watch and support their children too - both concerts were so well -attended.                                             

To celebrate Maths Week  and Number Day , our Year 6 pupils took part in an exciting maths workshop run by AS Creatives , titled CSI: Bake Off . The workshop placed problem solving at the heart of learning, giving pupils the chance to apply their maths skills in a fun, engaging and meaningful way. Throughout the session, pupils tackled a range of Bake Off–themed challenges that required careful thinking, logical reasoning and perseverance. Each task encouraged pupils to explo

Yesterday, we welcomed a group of Year 5 children from two of the other schools in our trust (Springdale and Warstones) , along with a group of our own Year 5 children, to take part in a maths challenge workshop - CSI: Michaela Maths run by 'As Creatives'. From the moment the workshop began, pupils were immersed in a series of carefully designed challenges that required them to think deeply, work logically and explain their reasoning clearly. Every task encouraged pupils to a

Today, Mrs Cope shared her TOP TEN assembly with KS2 and it was all about birds! As part of this, she shared the news that this weekend is the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch (January 23-25) The Big Garden Birdwatch is the world’s largest garden wildlife survey. Every year, hundreds of thousands of nature lovers take part, helping to build a picture of how many garden birds there are in our local community. Anyone and everyone can take part! All you need to do is sign up onl

Congratulations to Ellie-Mai Green in Year 4 Buttercups who won the West Midlands Fire Service Christmas Card competition just before we broke up for the Christmas holidays ! Across Wolverhampton, pupils in Years 4 and 5 were asked to design a Christmas card that had a strong safety theme and included one of the key fire safety messages. Despite lots of fantastic entries, Ellie-Mai's design was chosen as a winner because it was bright, humorous and very safety conscious show

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