We had the most magical morning, exploring our local river. We began by walking through a beautiful wildflower meadow, filled with butterflies, grasshoppers and lots of other insects. When we arrived at the river, we were met by Bob and Susie Cunnings, with two other volunteers, Tom and Gizelle, who explained about the variety of wildlife we mig...
Our Sensory Room is coming together beautifully, thanks to the hard work of volunteers who have been painting, decorating, and sewing soft furnishings. We’ve also received some fantastic donations of sensory objects. A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed their time, creativity, and generosity to this special project.
Our school garden is positively blooming! With the help of parents and local residents, we’ve transformed our raised beds, cleared the weeds, and planted a wonderful variety of vegetables. We’re now growing lettuce, celery, sweetcorn, squash, beans, peas, mangetout, tomatoes, radishes, potatoes, and beetroot. We’re already looking forward to the...
Music has also been a big part of our month. We have been rehearsing with great enthusiasm for the Bettws Triangle Festival, where we were proud to open the show on Friday 13th June. Our singing even caught the attention of BBC Radio Shropshire, who visited us to record an interview and a performance. You can hear us on the Breakfast Show from 1...
We had a very soggy afternoon taking part in a cross-country race, together with Clunbury and Bucknell School. It was a brilliant event and despite the weather, everyone really enjoyed themselves. We've got some amazing runners!
We had another unforgettable day when the Exotic Zoo came to visit. The children were fascinated by the chance to meet a giant millipede, a vinegaroon scorpion, a Madagascan hissing cockroach, giant African land snails, and the endangered black beauty stick insect. It was a brilliant opportunity to learn about biodiversity and conservation in a...
We began the half term with a truly electrifying adventure as our Key Stage 2 children visited the incredible Science labs at Concord College. The day was packed with hands-on experiments and awe-inspiring discoveries. We were lucky enough to see their enormous grizzly bear skeleton, marvel at a stunning DNA sculpture, and be mesmerized by the h...
Classical Music for the Federation.
A visit from an athlete, World Book Day and a performance at Ludlow Assembly Rooms!
Last week, as a school, we were delighted to show our support for our local farmers by wearing our welly boots. We know how important farming is to our local community, and many of our pupils live on family farms. We are also grateful to dads of Phoebe and Arthur/Ruby to bring along their tractors for this photo opportunity.
Traditional and modern Ukrainian music.
We have had a busy time celebrating harvest.
Year 5 children are our superb ambassadors this year...
Arthog on Saturday. Gorge walking and canoeing. We have had a wet day today, and not just from the rain.
Hear our lovely singing at Bettws Church.
Read more about The Federation Singing at Bettws Triangle Festival
On Thursday 6th June, our Year 5 and 6 team travelled to Curborough race track to compete in the regional Goblin Car racing event.
Year 4s have just returned from the Residential Trip at the Pioneer Centre. It was a great trip with the children showing confidence, resilience and motivation to try all the activities. The activities included: Challenge assault course;- Archery;- Climbing wall;- Caving;- Abseiling;- Zip wire;- Raft building. We hope you like our photo collage.
Forest School Special at Newcastle!
A professional musician visited the school today.
Are there aliens out there?
A special visitor returns!
Did the Vikings wear horns on their helmets? Why did the Vikings come to Britain?
How to keep warm on a cold January afternoon.
We had a special visitor at school this morning.
This week, we performed our Nativity, Jesus Christmas Party. We were very proud of all our children.
We have been working hard to make some Christmas decorations that we can sell for the Nativity performances next week. Hopefully we can sell Christmas trees, Wooden trees with a festive message, Christmas biscuits and some hot chocolate. Yum!
On Thursday, the children celebrated Diwali. They made paper lanterns and candles. The children also made Diwali pots (matki diya) out of clay. They also investigated Diwali words, rangoli patterns and Mehndi designs.
School Visit from the Deputy Lieutenant of Shropshire.
On Monday 9th October, we paid tribute to Sandra Davies.