Year 4 have been studying mini-beasts. During this unit, they made predictions about a range of mini-beasts that may live around the school. They then went on a hunt to collect data from the football pitch, playground and backlands. The pupils discovered a range of mini-beasts in their habitat: in soil, on leaves and on tree trunks. Children then presented data and evaluated their predictions.
Year 4 have been studying mini-beasts. During this unit, they made predictions about a range of mini-beasts that may live around the school. They then went on a hunt to collect data from the football pitch, playground and backlands. The pupils discovered a range of mini-beasts in their habitat: in soil, on leaves and on tree trunks. Children then presented data and evaluated their predictions.
Our Years 4-6 pupils recently took part in a Young Writers competition, with over 140 entries from our school chosen for publication! We are thrilled that one of our pupils…
Our Science Fayre was a huge success last term! From making slime to explosive volcano eruptions with baking soda — and so much more. The room was buzzing with curious…
Orchard had a fantastic time at the Easter Bonnet Parade! The School Councillors had a tough job selecting winners from each year group - a lot of creativity and effort…
After a full day verification visit, we are delighted to be awarded the Leading Parent Partnership Award for another three years. The award is as an acknowledgement of Orchard's continuing…
World Book Day was an adventure-filled celebration at Orchard! They kicked off with parent reading, showcased fantastic costumes in assembly and wrapped up with peer reading. A wonderful day of…
Year 4 have been learning how to discuss their families in Spanish, focusing on masculine and feminine nouns. This links to their PSHCE topic on #relationships, exploring the importance of…
Click here to view our special lunch menu that will be served on Thursday, 6th March for World Book Day.
Our KS2 pupils have been taking part in thrilling cycle training sessions every week, building essential skills and confidence. Split into small groups, each 1-hour session gives pupils plenty of…
Count down to World Book Day 2025 begins! We will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. Children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character…
