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Star of the Year Assembly, by Miss O'Regan
Date: 15th Jul 2026 @ 2:11pm
Everyone in school gathered together to celebrate the Star of the Year Assembly. The teachers had the difficult decision of choosing one pupil who had really stood out this year. It was fantastic to hear all of the wonderful reasons the children had been chosen.
French Around the World!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 15th Jul 2026 @ 11:18am
Reception enjoyed learning some facts about France. They enjoyed listening to the songs and learning how to say hello to each other! They also decorated the French flag using tissue paper. Well done Reception!
Growing Garden, by Mrs Williams
Date: 14th Jul 2026 @ 4:38pm
This term, the whole school has been ivolved in planting a wondeful variety of vegetables that will be ready to harvest in the autumn term. Our Earth Stewards and Gardening Club have worked hard to prepare the growing beds by weeding and waterin gthem, ensuring they were ready for the arrival of different vegetable plugs. together the children planted carrots, leeks, cauliflowers, broad beans, French beans, radishes, beetroot, onions and spinach. Each year group is responsible for mainting both their vegetablebed and their allocated fruit bed, which was planted in previous years, making sure they are kept well watered during this glorious sunshine.
It has been fantatsic to hear so many children sharing that they grow their own fruit and vegetables at home and enjoying producing their own healthy food. Activities like these help develop an understanding of where food comes from, encouraging healthy eating, and inspiring them to care for the environment.
The children throuroughly enjoyed taking part in this project and are excited toobserve their plants grow over the summer and see the results hen they retun in September. We can't wait to harvest the vegetables in the sutumn and celebrate everyone's hard. well done to all the children, our Earth Stewards and the Gardening Club for their entusiasm, teamwork and dedication to caring for our school garden. Well done St Peter's!
Learn, Love and Grow Together Day, by Mrs Perry
Date: 10th Jul 2026 @ 3:06pm
Our Reception children had a wonderful time taking part in our Learn, Love, Grow Together Day. They thoroughly enjoyed a fun puppet show, sang along to their favourite nursery rhymes, and took part in the exciting Smartie game, where they challenged themselves to see how long they could keep a Smartie on their tongues without eating it! The children also collected sticks from around the school grounds and created beautiful friendship sticks to give to their friends, celebrating kindness and the importance of caring for one another. It was a day full of smiles, laughter, learning, and opportunities to grow together while creating happy memories.
St Peter's Day Celebration 🎉🍦, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 3rd Jul 2026 @ 10:54am
The children had a wonderful time celebrating St Peter's Day! They were amazed by a fantastic magic show filled with lots of laughter, surprises, and excitement. To make the day even more special, everyone enjoyed a delicious ice cream as a treat.
It was a lovely day of fun, smiles, and celebration, creating some wonderful memories together.
Church Visit, by Miss O'Regan
Date: 1st Jul 2026 @ 8:27am
All children enjoyed their last visit to St Chad's Church for this academic year. The brilliant service, which was led by the Year 5 Worship Leaders, was all about the Holy Trinity. The children were great representatives of St Peter's.
Mini First Aid, by Mrs Perry
Date: 25th Jun 2026 @ 3:28pm
As part of our People Who Help Us topic, the children enjoyed taking part in a fun mini first aid session. They learned all about how paramedics and first aiders help people when they are hurt or unwell. The children practised putting plasters on themselves, learned how to place their teddies in the recovery position, and talked about how to call an ambulance in an emergency. Everyone was really engaged and loved getting involved in the hands-on activities. The children were very proud of all they had learned and were delighted to receive a certificate at the end of the session. It was a fantastic way to learn some important life skills while having lots of fun! 🚑🧸🏅
Our Class Assembly - Special Places, by Mrs Perry
Date: 25th Jun 2026 @ 10:03am
Today we did Our class Assembly about Special Places. We talked about special places that were important to Jesus. We listened to the story of Jacob and acted it out together. We shared photos of our own special places and talked about why they are special to us. We finished our assembly by singing lots of songs. We had a lovely time learning and singing together.
Mini First Aid, by Mrs Parry
Date: 22nd Jun 2026 @ 1:25pm
As part of our People Who Help Us topic, the children enjoyed taking part in a fun mini first aid session. They learned all about how paramedics and first aiders help people when they are hurt or unwell. The children practised putting plasters on themselves, learned how to place their teddies in the recovery position, and talked about how to call an ambulance in an emergency. Everyone was really engaged and loved getting involved in the hands-on activities. The children were very proud of all they had learned and were delighted to receive a certificate at the end of the session. It was a fantastic way to learn some important life skills while having lots of fun! 🚑🧸🏅
Smithills Trip, by Mrs Perry
Date: 18th Jun 2026 @ 1:14pm
During our visit to Smithills Open Farm, we enjoyed a hands-on experience with a wide variety of animals and farm activities. We visited the Pets Corner, where we were able to stroke and interact with friendly animals. We also fed goats, sheep and other farm animals around the farm.
We explored the farm to see many different animals, including cows, pigs, horses, donkeys, alpacas, llamas and birds. We also visited the reptile area, where we saw snakes, lizards and other reptiles.
As part of the day's activities, we enjoyed a tractor and trailer ride around the farm and children had the opportunity to take a donkey ride. One of the highlights was watching the cow milking demonstration, where we learned how milk is produced on a working dairy farm.
The visit was fun, educational and gave us a better understanding of farm life while allowing us to interact closely with a range of animals.
STEM challenge, by Miss Hulse
Date: 11th Jun 2026 @ 11:03am
It has been so fantastic to see so many children complete their STEM challenge, of making a marble run at home! Here are a few examples from across the year groups.
Gymnastics!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 22nd May 2026 @ 1:34pm
This half term in gymnastics, the children practiced different stretching and curling movements. They worked hard to balance their bodies, move safely, and improve their coordination and flexibility.
The children showed great listening skills and really enjoyed trying the different gymnastics activities.
RE Workshop from Lucy!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 22nd May 2026 @ 1:32pm
Reception were lucky to receive a visit from Lucy, who led a wonderful RE workshop for the children. After listening carefully to a story, the children enjoyed making their own lions using different materials and lots of creativity.
The children had a fantastic time taking part in the activities and sharing their ideas throughout the workshop.
Art!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 22nd May 2026 @ 1:27pm
Reception had lots of fun making clay ladybirds. They used their hands carefully to roll, shape, and mould the clay before painting their ladybirds with bright colours and spots. The children were very creative and proud of their finished artwork, and it was lovely to see their different designs and ideas.
David Attenborough's Birthday!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 22nd May 2026 @ 1:22pm
This week we celebrated the birthday of David Attenborough and talked about his love of animals and nature. The children enjoyed creating their own iMovies and sharing their ideas with each other. We also took part in an online lesson all about polar bears, learning where they live and how they survive in the Arctic. To finish, we read a lovely story linked to our learning, and the children really enjoyed joining in with discussions and sharing their thoughts.
Sir David Attenborough Day - May 26, by Mr Jolly
Date: 20th May 2026 @ 5:01pm
On Friday 8th May, we celebrated the 100th Birthday of Sir David Attenborough. The children had a fantastic day learning about his life and how his work has impacted our lives.
The day started with an assembly explaining who he was, what we can learn from him and what we can do as individuals to be more like him. Each year group got a different book which explored the theme of a particular animal being engdangered due to our actions and exploring what we can do to recitify this and turn it around.
Nursery and Reception - Hunter's Icy Adventure (Polar Bears
Year1 - Duffy's Lucky Escape (Turtles)
Year 2 - Ziggy's Frightening Flight (Bees)
Year3 - Buddy's Rainforest Rescue (Orangutans)
Year 4 - Nelson's Dangerous Dive (Whales)
Year5 - Sunny's Blazing Battle (Koalas)
Year 6 - Marl's Mangled Tale (Puffins)
The children had a Science and an Art/creative task to complete being using iMovie to voice over videos in the style of David Attenborough.
Reverend Pam Whole School Collective Worship, by Miss O'Regan
Date: 20th May 2026 @ 11:28am
This morning, Reverend Pam led our collective worship all about our Christian Value for this half term, service. We learnt about different types of service and agape. Reverend Pam told us the story of Ruth and we explored how this showed service to others. We also looked at the modern day example of Mother Teresa and how she showed service to so many different people.
RHE: Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes, by Mrs Perry
Date: 13th May 2026 @ 3:58pm
The session began in the hall, where the children had plenty of space to move freely as they explored the different ways their bodies can move. It started with an imaginative story about Freddy Teddy and Mollie the Cat going on a morning walk, during which the children acted out movements such as stretching, walking, jumping, and bending. This playful introduction helped them become more aware of their physical abilities in an engaging and enjoyable way. As the session continued, the children were encouraged to reflect on how special and unique their bodies are, recognising them as wonderful, God-given gifts.
Literacy in EYFS!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 7th May 2026 @ 4:26pm
Last week the children were exploring alternative endings in Literacy by using their imagination to change the ending of the traditional tale, Jack and the Beanstalk. They discussed different ideas, developed their vocabulary, and worked hard to write what they could see in the picture. Well done Reception!
Planting!, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 1st May 2026 @ 2:45pm
We planted tomato seeds today 🍅🌱
Just a few small seeds, some soil, and a sunny spot to get them started. Now we wait (and keep checking on them!) for the first little shoots to appear.
Looking forward to growing our own tomatoes 💚
Church, by Miss Hulse
Date: 29th Apr 2026 @ 4:45pm
The children had a wonderful time at Nelson Street Church this morning. We sang, shared prayers and understood how Jesus was a helping hand to everyone.
Washing of the Feet, by Miss Sheldon
Date: 2nd Apr 2026 @ 2:19pm
The children took part in a special assembly about Maundy Thursday, when Jesus washed the disciples’ feet. They learned how this act showed kindness, humility, and love for others. The story helped everyone understand the importance of caring for one another. It was a meaningful and reflective experience for all.
Year 1's trip NESM, by Miss Weller
Date: 27th Mar 2026 @ 11:51am
Year 1 had a fantastic time at the National Emergency Services Museum! We were able to learn lots of new and interesting information about the Great Fire of London. The children asked some excellent questions and had a super fun time.
