Have you seen our playground lately? On Tuesday 26th February, our new outdoor book area launched – with thanks to the support of the Children’s Book Project. We’ve received a great collection of books that will be available for the children to read and share during break times and lunch times. The Children’s Leadership Team …
INTERNATIONAL FOOD FAIR 2018 FRIDAY 7TH DECEMBER This year, we moved our annual International Food Fair from the Summer to December. This is so we can enjoy and celebrate the cuisines of the world as the dark nights set in – and make way for a new Summer Fair format in the summer. A huge …
Our Year 6 Class of 2018 gave their final assembly on Friday 13th July. As these images show, many of the pupils are sad to be leaving us whilst excited about the next stages of their career. The team at Manor are very proud of their achievements and we wish them all the very best!
As we conclude another great year of Manor, here are our end of Year pictures.
This year, children in Years four, five and six had their parents evening in a new format. The children prepared their presentation for their parents to showcase their learning. Using G Suite for Education tools, our pupils reflected on their learning across the curriculum, identified areas of strengths and development as well as commenting on …
Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in an Enterprise Project, organised by Young Enterprise. The project was also expanded to include a persuasive writing unit. The children worked in groups of 6 and were provided with £5 per pupil to create a business, market it, order products and materials and host a stall at …
Manor Primary School joined in the celebrations of the Royal wedding with a special school lunch and a whole school afternoon tea party. Many children dressed as if they were visiting Windsor Palace for the wedding party. Children, staff and parents enjoyed delicious cakes, biscuits and sandwiches whilst they waved the British flag to celebrate …
The children and staff of Manor Primary School celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as characters from books. Despite snow falling on the day, we enjoyed wearing our costumes and speaking about our favourite stories. After a special assembly in the afternoon, classes paired up with their reading buddies for an extended ‘Drop Everything …
It is now 2018, but we’re still excited about last month’s Christmas production. This year, we held our Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Christmas production of ‘A Midwife Crisis’- a modern retelling of the Nativity story. All of the children performed to a hall full of entertained and proud adults. This year, we …
As you may know October is Black History Month. In school we have been focusing on that this week, with a focus this year on music. It has been lovely to hear so much music being played and sung around the school, and the children have really enjoyed this. We have marked the end of …
