We have been so busy with events that link to our wider communities that I wondered what might happen this week after all of these events were completed? Would it feel a little flat after the wonders of World Book Day, British Science Week and Comic relief? The answer is quite simply no! Each phase base their subjects' learning around a theme and these have really inspired the children's curiosity and provided them with many opportunities to improve their learning (which is our personal development theme). It is the first time in many years, that the academy has studied the Stone Age and we have been really impressed with the children's desire to learn more; they have demonstrated that they really understand what it is like to be historians. I hope that it inspires them to continue to learn about other times in British history that have contributed to the lives that we lead today.

We are about to enter the last two weeks of the Spring term and we still have many more events and experiences to fit into this time. Next week, the Years 1 and 2 will be participating in Great Fire of London themed days which will culminate in a presentation to parents,  Friday's celebration assembly will also include our termly visit from the Rotary Sunshine group to present the Rotary Stars and the final week will host our final assembly of the term; Endeavour assembly on Thursday, 4th April. These assemblies are some our favourite moments in our academy year and we look forward to seeing family and friends join us to celebrate their children's achievements.