Blog Author: Holly Revill

The year 5 and 6 boys made their school proud on the 6th March. They competed against different schools at the ASM stadium. Plenty of goals were scored throughout the group stages with one going in from 25 yards out! The boys came runners up in the group stage which took us into the knockout…

The very first DT club has now started at St Andrew’s CE School. The activities are designed to engage students in practical problem-solving, critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity, fostering a deeper understanding of STEM disciplines.  

STEM activities often involve real-world…

St Andrew's enjoyed two exciting science days! The first, "Time for Science" by AS Creatives, explored timelines and famous scientists through drama. The second, led by Professor Bubbleworks, engaged students with fun, hands-on experiments. From EYFS to Year 6, students were captivated and gained…

Thank you parents for supporting your children. We were incredibly impressed with their decorations to celebrate Chinese New Year. 

This term the children have become little chefs,  and they have evaluated existing soups based on taste and how it looks. They then created their own soup and added extra ingredients to see if they could improve it. The children sequenced different movements in gymnastics and analysed their own…

Year 4 have been learning about Anglo-Saxons this term. In literacy, we have focussed on the legend of 'Beowulf'. The children have written their own descriptive and dramatic legends. As well as this, they enjoyed taking part in a whole year group debate over whether or not Beowulf should have…

On Wednesday 31^st of January, the year 5/6 girls football team took part in the first tournament of the year. The event was hosted at ASM stadium on the astroturf. Schools such as John Hampden, Barley Hill and Brill took part in the competition. The girls got through to the knockout stages, coming…

Our talented Year 3 students recently created their very own delicious vegetable soups in class. Budding chefs showcased their culinary prowess and enjoyed evaluating their tasty creations. Children were reminded of the nutritional benefits and importance of a balanced and healthy diet.

In year 5, our students were engaged in an exciting and educational journey through history as they focus their studies on Roman Britain. During the study, students gained insights into various aspects of Roman life and culture, such as Roman settlements and towns, the construction of Hadrian's…

A Term of Triumphs: Year 6's Journey through Gymnastics, Shelters, Evolution, and the Stone Age.

As we wrap up an exciting term, the Year 6 students are thrilled to share our remarkable achievements and experiences. From perfecting a gymnastics dance routine to crafting innovative shelters…

In Year 3, we have been investigating and exploring a wide range of topics. We have developed and practiced a diverse set of fundamental movement skills in PE while exploring a variety of invasion games. The children have enjoyed immersing themselves in the curriculum using technology. They have…

Year 4 have been studying the Tudors this term. They were lucky enough to have a royal visit from King Henry VIII to bring their learning of the topic to life. They've learnt about the Tudor dynasty, the fate of Henry's 6 wives, Tudor daily life and even played some Tudor sports. In literacy, they…