Welcome to the penultimate Parkland Post of the school year!  If I thought last week was busy, then this week has been a rollercoaster!  We have had a super week of class assemblies and the end of year Y6 performances of Peter Pan.  I have been incredibly impressed by the way all of our pupils have learnt their lines, delivered them perfectly and succeeded together. 

Welcome to this week's Parkland Post, it has been yet another whirlwind week!  There are lots of events planned for the next three weeks so please make sure you check out our key dates page on the website (details below).  Mrs Wierzbianski and Mrs Shirra were brave enough to take part in the Soak the Teacher stall at our Summer Fair and have just about dried out!  

Welcome to this week's Parkland Post in what has been such a cold week - can someone please find out where our summer has gone?  We have lots of events planned over the course of June and July, please remember to check our events page on the website so you know what is happening.  

Welcome to this week's Parkland Post; what a week it has been!  It feels like it has been a whirlwind as we have been so busy.  We loved having families in for our parent events this week - Year 4 made electrical circuits for their steady hand games and Year 5 made water wells. 

Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - the summer term is hurtling along at great speed!  The weather has been so much warmer this week which has really lifted everyone's spirits - we have begun planting our sunflowers ready for our academy competition to see who can grow the tallest sunflower!  Mrs Wierzbianski received a letter from the Eco Warriors to request new equipment for them to use when tending to our green spaces.  We have also applied for a grant from the Royal Horticultural Society to use on grey to green projects so watch this space for further details and keep your fingers crossed that we are awarded the grant.

Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - what a wild weather week it has been!  We began the week celebrating World Art Day in our whole school assembly with a book called 'The Artist' - why not ask your child what they remember about the book.  The children were then able to explore their own favourite artists in a class assembly on Wednesday.  Next week's theme for the week is Earth Day which is taking place on Monday the 22nd April - Mrs Wierzbianski has picked out a book which she will share with the children during assembly.