On Friday 16th November 16 children from base 2 had the opportunity to take part in an evening of music held at Harper Adams. The event was organised by Telford and Wrekin music service with Tibberton primary school and Newport Junior school taking part with their choirs, as well as an orchestra providing music from West side story and Jesus Christ superstar.

Our class sang “Count on me” and “Sing” and along with solo guitar performances by Max Higginson in year 3 and Liam Anslow.

The children performed brilliantly and their behaviour throughout the evening was impeccable.

Well done, you were a pleasure to be with!

Max and Ella competed in aquathlon this weekend. They had to swim 2 lengths and then run 600m outside while they were still wet! Max came 6th and Ella came 13th!

Brendan is now a member of British Gymnastics. This weekend he received his official certificate and badge. Remember us when you’re competing in the future Olympics, Brendan!

Today Mrs Wiser’s class performed our version of the Gruffalo’s Child, we showed our plus to the year one children. The pupils have worked really hard performing with expression and in special voices. We wrote the script using the original story.

Ruby are the winners this week with 835 house points.

Well done guys, super work from all of you!

Today we have all dressed up in spots to show our support for Children in need, there are spots everywhere!

Later we will be able to buy cakes, the funds from this will go towards the charity.

#brilliantbloggers do you think football should be our national sport? Comment your opinion and give the reasons for your answer.

Today in maths we investigated 2d and 3d shapes and hunted around our classroom to find examples of them. We found lots of shapes around us, some very small and some really big.

Year 5/6 have finished their maths project of data handling with a cake stall to raise money for our sponsored friend in Kenya. The children are hoping to raise enough profit to send Elishama a Moorfield t shirt for Christmas. As part of the business initiative they have to pay school back for the outlay of cakes, biscuits and decorating materials. I wonder how much profit the children will make?