Shoscombe children were proud to take part in a ceramic poppy making event to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The poppies went on display in Paulton Memorial Hall alongside a list of names of local soldiers who were lost in the conflict.
The poppies are now returned to school and will be on display soon.
As part of their Stone Age learning, Beech Class went on a memorable visit to Stonehenge and walked to the nearby long barrow. Back in the classroom, they have been reading Stone Age Boy and …
Chestnut Class enjoyed a brilliant trip to Lyme Regis, immersing themselves in the life and legacy of pioneer paleontologist Mary Anning. Their reading and writing have revolved around fossils and Mary Anning’s discoveries, and they …
Sycamore Class traveled to the STEAM Museum in Swindon for an extraordinary immersion into World War II history. The museum has truly raised the bar, and our pupils took part in four fantastic workshops: Women …
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