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A strange occurance has happened in the classroom. It appears a dragon has hatched from one of the eggs. It was caught on one of our CCTV cameras.
Year 3 Enterprise.
Thank you to those who have supported Year Three’s Enterprise so far. We sold lots of cake pops today and made a BIG Mess !! We did have lots of fun though (and we tidied up!)
Remember that tomorrow we will be selling Ice pops on the playground, after school.
We will also be selling raffle tickets – £1 a strip. Our raffle prizes are some beautiful jewellery, Handmade by Cesare’s mum!
You’ve got to be in it to win it!!
On Frdiay we will be selling another fresh batch of Cake pops so don’t forget your 50p
THANK YOU. CLASS THREE
Class 2’s bounce off!
Class 2 have had a fantastic enterprise week! To end the week we took part in a sponsored bounce off. We had so much fun! Well done to Jasmine for being the fastest bouncer in Class 2. 
Road Safety Awareness
On Thursday 14th June, Year six participated in a safety awareness where we were taught about why we should wear our helmet, the green cross code,importance of wearing a seatbelt, dangers of playing in the street and when you’re in a car not to listen to music without head phones because it may distract the driver.We thank Joanne from the Cheshire Fire Service for coming to our school.
Year 6 Rugby with Congleton Rugby Club
For the last couple of weeks, Year 6 have been taking part in rugby with Dan Robinson from Congleton Rugbys Club. We have been learning skills such as passing and scoring tries. We all really enjoyed it and we can’t wait for next week!
Autism Awareness Assembly
This afternoon KS1 and KS2 took part in an assembly to raise our awareness of Autism. We have learnt lots and are now better equipped to help and support our friends with Autism. Thank you very much to Tom from the Cheshire Autism Practical Support team for taking the time to visit us.
If you would like any more information about the content of the assembly or about the services that are on offer, please feel free to ask Miss Booth at anytime.
Year 3 update!
The Royal Wedding Celebrations
We all had a great day celebrating Prince Harry and Megan Markle’s Wedding.
We all looked so Smart.
Making a Compass
We made a compass using a magnet, plastic lid and a bowl of water.
Lego Robotics Workshop.
Here we are taking part in a robots workshop. We had to work hard to build our own robot which would move around the room. We used a lot of engineering skills and there was a great deal of trial and error! We all got there in the end and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
Bee buzzing off!
Our bee is finally ready to fly off to Manchester! Watch out for the press release in the next few weeks.
Investigating Fish
As part of our learning about the creatures that live under the sea. We have looked closely at a real fish from the fishmongers. The children looked closely at the different parts of the fish’s body and we discussed the features of a fish. The children made observations of the fish and we discussed why some things occu 
New Intake Meeting
Last night, our new Reception class parents were welcomed to Marlfields with a parent meeting.
It was great to meet you all and we are looking forward to meeting your children on their ‘come and play’ mornings.
A few snaps from before the holidays…
Maths, storytelling and fun at the park for the Royal Wedding!
Busy Bees in Year 4!
Amazing Class 2!
Today Class 2 performed their assembly and they were truly amazing! Mrs Radcliffe and Mrs Abraham were so proud of what they have accomplished this year and the children were able to celebrate all they have achieved. Well done Class 2, you rock!!!
A day with Robo
This morning, my class (class 6) took part in assembling a robot with Karol Langer (a robot designer). We all enjoyed it and we were all grateful that we received the opportunity
To start with, we were divided into groups of three. My group was me Lily and Ella-Everyone worked together and created a working moving robot. It was very fun.
First, we used the motors (like the legs) to construct a stable base. My group used connectors pins and beams (part of the set) with the motors so it looked amazing.
After this, we added the controller (like the brain) and the sensor (it made the robot turn away from obstacles) the machine would work. The final step is to build the robot is to decorate it. My group and several others added wings.
Finally, we tested them out and had a race. Some of us had to adjust a couple of things like the direction of the sensor.
Looking At All Our Fun Memories In Nursery
Yesterday, the Nursery children had a look through their learning journey here in Nursery. We talked about our favorite times in our class and how much we have all grown! We shared with our friends all our pictures and talked about what activities we want to do next in class.
