In Jesus We Learn, Love and Grow together
Be the Good Soil Mark 4:1-20

Year 2K: Gallery

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 Grow Day, by Miss Kyte

Date: 13th Jul 2026 @ 3:40pm

For our Learn Love Grow Day we decorated kites, created sand art in a bottle and trying the smartie challeng! We had a lovely day and got to do lots of interesting things 😊 

 

Springfield Park, by Miss Kyte

Date: 13th Jul 2026 @ 2:46pm

Year Two had a wonderful time at Springfield Park where we got to take part in lots of different activities. We learnt about the different types of flowers they have there, we completed an orienteering challenge, filled our own jars with honey and was able to get close to the bee hives to see all the amazing busy bees! 

Gardening, by Miss Kyte

Date: 6th Jul 2026 @ 11:59am

Class 2K had a fantastic time helping to plant lettuce! We can't wait to watch them grow and be able to taste them! 

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. 

St Peter’s Day, by Miss Kyte

Date: 29th Jun 2026 @ 2:56pm

Class 2K had a fantastic day on Friday celebrating St Peter's Day. We completed tasks relating to St Peter and greatly enjoyed our ice cream in the hot weather! 

Maths Outdoor Learning Lesson, by Miss Kyte

Date: 22nd Jun 2026 @ 3:46pm

Last week in maths we looked at position and direction. We went outside to carry out different activities where we had to use positional language and directions to one another. We used terms such as clockwise, anti-clockwise, half turn, quarter turn and full turn. 

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. 

Year Two Computing Lesson, by Miss Kyte

Date: 8th Jun 2026 @ 5:02pm

Year Two greatly enjoyed starting their new computing topic called 'Programming Quizzes'. They used the Scratch programme and tested different things that you can do on Scratch. Next week we will begin to look at sequences and commands within technology. 

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. 

Workshop with Lucy, by Miss Kyte

Date: 18th May 2026 @ 3:03pm

Thank you to Lucy from Nelson Street Church who taught a wonderful workshop to Class 2K all about Jonah and the Whale. The children created a comic strip of the story and then were able to decorate their very own snapband whilst focusing on the story for their designs! The children loved this session! 

Class 2K Assembly, by Miss Kyte

Date: 18th May 2026 @ 2:59pm

Well done to Class 2K on their brilliant class assembly about The Wonders of the World and Gods creations! 

Exploring Teen Numbers, by Mrs Perry

Date: 30th Apr 2026 @ 11:32am

In Reception, the children have been learning about teen numbers through simple games. We used a egg box as a ten frame by filling it with ten pon-poms so children can see a full ten. Then, extra pom-poms are added to show numbers like 11 or 15 as “ten and some more.” Playing games, such as rolling a dice and adding more objects, helped children understand teen numbers in a fun and practical way.

 
 

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.

World Book Day Celebrations, by Miss Healey

Date: 9th Mar 2026 @ 5:05pm

We have had the best time celebrating World Book Day the past couple of weeks! We looked amazing in our costumes and also had a super time with our guest author Ian Bland. He was extremely funny and helped us write some amazing poetry of our own!

Ian bland- Poet visit, by Mrs Bradley

Date: 9th Mar 2026 @ 5:01pm

Today we were delighted to welcome the wonderful poet Ian Bland to our school. He performed and shared some of his fantastic poetry with the children before working with each year group to help them create their own poems.

The day was filled with creativity and laughter, and the children thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to explore poetry in such an engaging way. To finish the day, many pupils proudly showcased their poems during a special assembly. It was a fantastic experience for everyone involved.

Year 1's World Book Day, by Miss Weller

Date: 6th Mar 2026 @ 8:37am

Year 1 had a fantastic day celebrating World Book Day! They all made a fantastic effort with their costumes and really enjoyed working out who all the teachers were in the Masked Reader. 

They also practiced their drawing skills and joined in a draw-along to create a very hungry caterpillar! 

The Masked Reader- World book day, by Mrs Bradley

Date: 5th Mar 2026 @ 3:51pm

The pupils took part in an exciting quiz today, 'The masked Reader', in which they had to guess the teachers behind the masks and what book they are reading. 

Church, by Miss Hulse

Date: 11th Feb 2026 @ 10:50am

We had a lovely service this moening, thinking all about being 'Made with Love'. The children sang songs and read some beautiful prayers. 

Maths in Action, by Miss Hulse

Date: 5th Feb 2026 @ 10:04am

This week, I have been lucky enough to go around all of the classes and watch all of the wonderful maths learning that is taking place in our school. The children were all really engaged and loving their learning. 

Collective worship, by Mrs Bradley

Date: 3rd Feb 2026 @ 12:34pm

Reverend Pam joined us for a wonderful collective worship focused on this half term’s core value of perseverance. She shared the Bible story of Peter walking on water, highlighting how he showed perseverance in the face of difficulty. The children reflected on how we can learn from this story and demonstrate perseverance in our everyday lives.

Year 2 make jam tarts, by Mrs Bradley

Date: 2nd Feb 2026 @ 3:45pm

This half term, Year 2 have been learning about instructions in English. They explored the key features of instructional writing and how to write clear, step-by-step instructions. To finish the unit, the children followed a set of instructions to make their own delicious jam tarts.

Standing firm in power and pride, by Miss Hulse

Date: 2nd Feb 2026 @ 10:20am

We had a wonderful visit this morning, from the Shades from the Diocese. Their theme this year is 'Standing firm in power and pride. Standing firm on God's word and celebrate that we are all uniquely made in the image and likeness of God. Jesus stood firm in truth and justice, showing us how to live boldly, faithfully and in community with one another. We celebrate the stories of hope and courage, shining God's light with our Christian faith being the catalyst to lasting change.'
 
A fantasic Collective Worship, enjoyed by all! 

A Fantastic Visit from 'Shades' - Black History, by Mrs Perry

Date: 2nd Feb 2026 @ 9:44am

We were delighted to welcome the Shades Team into school to lead a special collective worship celebrating Black history. Through engaging stories, music and thoughtful discussion, the children learned about inspirational Black figures and the important contributions they have made to our world. The session encouraged curiosity, respect and reflection, helping pupils to understand the value of diversity and the importance of treating everyone with kindness and fairness. It was a meaningful and uplifting experience enjoyed by children and staff alike.

 
 

Who we are

We look to provide a safe, secure, stimulating Christian environment in which all our children feel happy and valued as individuals, and where they can learn and play to the best of their abilities, and therefore reach their full potential.

Where we are

St Peter's Church of England Primary School
Muriel Street,
Rochdale,
OL16 5JQ

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