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Year 5 spent a lovely afternoon with their grown-ups at our Advent crafting event. The children read Prayers and Scripture and spent time crafting their own Advent Wreaths.
Thank you to those who were able to join us and we hope that your hand-made wreaths will take pride of place in your homes this Christmas!
A special thank you to Grandad Kirrane for the plentiful supply of Evergreen and Holly! We really appreciate you!
Group A spent today rock scrambling and kayaking, with the children showing some brilliant teamwork.
Group B started the day with kayak adventures before an afternoon of beach exploring.
Group C took on the challenge of a mountain hike leading to and through a mine!
Year 6 have enjoyed a fantastic (but rainy) first day of activities at Dol Y Moch.
Groups A and B started the day with orienteering and an independent hike before a beach visit.
Group C began their day with exploring the coastline before a kayak adventure on the lake.
After a busy day, we’re all ready for some dinner before our first night activity!
On Tuesday evening, our amazing dance team took to the stage at the Albany Theatre to take part in Gotta Dance Coventry 2025. The girls have been practising their two routines every Tuesday morning with Miss Jade, and all their hard work and dedication really paid off. Their performance was absolutely spectacular!
For many of the girls, this was their first time taking part in the event and, for some, their very first time performing on stage — but you would never have known. They were confident, professional, and full of energy from start to finish.
A huge thank you goes to Miss Jade from Elite Dance Academy for her time, creativity, and enthusiasm in preparing the team so brilliantly.
Well done, girls!
You were incredible, and we are already looking forward to next year’s show, which will take place on Thursday 26th November.
On Friday, Year 3 &4 merged together across the two classrooms for some paired reading. They enjoyed sharing a wide range of books and helping each other a little along the way too. Great team work Year 3 & 4!
On Wednesday morning, four lucky children from KS2 took part in a Panathlon event at the Xcel Centre. They joined up with Eastern Green to make a team of eight and competed in a range of activities including kurling, basketball, and bowling. They all walked away with a medal after finishing in a fantastic 3rd place. Well done to all involved — you represented our school brilliantly!
On Thursday, our Year 5 and 6 football team were back in action — this time with a new group of children taking part. They faced a very strong Earlsdon side, and for several of our players, it was their first ever competitive match!
The team played brilliantly, showing great enthusiasm, teamwork, and developing skills throughout the game. Although the final score didn’t go our way, with a 5–1 loss, we were incredibly proud of how the children conducted themselves and the determination they showed right to the final whistle.
Well done, everyone — a fantastic effort!
On Wednesday, eight children from Year 5 took part in a Values Dodgeball Tournament. In this event, winning wasn’t the main focus — instead, teams earned points for demonstrating respect, honesty, and teamwork throughout their matches.
Although we didn’t come away with a win, the children gave it their all and truly embodied the spirit of the competition. They showed fantastic sportsmanship and represented the school brilliantly — well done, everyone!
Also on Wednesday, nine children from Year 6 took part in an exciting HADO competition, splitting into three teams. HADO is an augmented reality version of dodgeball, combining technology with physical activity — and the children absolutely loved it!
They had a fantastic time learning how to use the AR equipment and bringing their dodgeball skills into a whole new setting. One of our teams even made it through to the final of their group, narrowly missing out on the win after a very close match.
A brilliant experience for all involved — well done, Year 6!
On Tuesday, our Year 5 and 6 football team played in the first round of the Catholic Primary Schools Cup against St Anne’s. The team put in a brilliant performance, showing great teamwork, determination, and skill throughout what was a very tough match.
Their hard work paid off with a fantastic 3–0 victory, securing a well-deserved place in the second round of the cup.
Rudy (Year 6) was named Player of the Match by the opposition
Well done, everyone — a great start to the competition!
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