Our latest updates...

• Enhanced Values Based Enducation Quality Mark

  Thu 30 Mar 2023

• Queen passing

  Thu 08 Sep 2022
  

• Science Fair 2022 Winners

  Mon 21 Mar 2022 V Patel

  A big thank you to all family's who took part in the annual Science Fair competition. This year the science projects were amazing, showing how talented both our children and parents are.

   

  Below, is a list of all children who won 1st place in their class/year group:

   

  Nursery - Emily W

  R1 - Elsie A

  R2 - Koby T

  1G - Ava K

  1W - Blake C

  2B -Amelia J

  2C - Bonnie M

  3M - Oscar B

  3M Charlie E

  4J - Tomasz P

  4M - Rosie K

  4W - Mollie H

  5B - Louie A

  5T - Divya C

  6J - Aimee W

   

• History Quality Mark

  Mon 11 Oct 2021
  

• Primary & Early Years Quality Mark

  Fri 08 Oct 2021

  This national accreditation is awarded to early years providers of any size within the maintained, private, voluntary and independent sector which meet the Quality Mark Standard. Schools can gain a similar Primary or Secondary Quality Mark for their work in English and mathematics. Each Quality Mark award will last for three years, after which a renewal assessment is required.

   

  The Quality Mark for Early Years promotes and supports the development of young children in their communication, language and early mathematical skills. This is achieved through providing investigative learning opportunities suitable for the stage of development each child has reached, with support from skilled practitioners. Such a positive start in their early years gives every child the ‘bedrock’ of a good education and sets them up with the skills they need for their future school and adult lives.

   

  To achieve a Quality Mark a provider must undergo an assessment, carried out by an external accredited assessor, against the 10 ‘Elements’ of the Quality Mark for Early Years framework. These include reviewing young children’s learning needs and planning their next steps, providing safe, stimulating resources and equipment – both indoors and outdoors - and having skilled early years practitioners. Positive partnerships with families and effective monitoring and evaluation are also required - particularly to achieve renewal when continuing development must be demonstrated.

  

• Special Visitor at the School - Nicola Richards - MP for West Bromwich East

  Sat 11 Sep 2021

  Nicola Richards MP for West Browich East visited the school to meet the Head girl, Aimee. 

   

  The purpose of my visit was to meet Head Girl Aimee who will be West Bromwich East's Children's Parliament representative at the United Nations Climate Change Conference which is a fantastic achievement.