Throughout the week, the children took part in a wide range of exciting activities, including the giant swing, Jacob’s Ladder, laser tag and raft building. They demonstrated excellent teamwork, resilience and confidence, supporting one another and encouraging their peers to step outside their comfort zones.

We were incredibly proud of how the children represented our school during the trip. Their behaviour, kindness and willingness to have a go at every activity made the residential a huge success.

Pupils showed great enthusiasm, determination and teamwork throughout the morning as they took part in a range of exciting events. There were plenty of smiles and laughter during the sack races, impressive performances in the hurdles and javelin, and lots of excitement during the ever-popular water race.

Despite the heat, everyone demonstrated excellent sportsmanship and cheered each other on, making it a wonderful celebration of participation and achievement. A huge thank you to Miss Griffin and the staff, families and supporters who helped make the day such a success.

Those interested in pursuing netball outside of school please see clubs below for more information.

Charnwood-Rutland Netball Club https:// www.charnwoodrutlandnc.co.uk

Bingham Netball Club https://www.binghamnetball.co.uk

Melton Marvelshttps://services.thejoyapp.com/en/listings/17680- melton-marvels-netball-club

We are incredibly proud of how well they represented our school and the enthusiasm they showed for debating.Well done to all three pupils on a fantastic achievement!

We had an amazing time celebrating Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday, including sharing birthday cake and sending a birthday card to the man himself! To honour someone who has spent his whole life caring for our planet, we spent the day doing what he loves most—helping nature!

Our classes got busy planting wildflower seeds to help bees and butterflies, and we made beautiful nature art using leaves, petals and other natural treasures we found outside. We also created mini‑habitats around school so tiny creatures have new places to explore and call home.

One of the best parts of the day was watching our Eco Council in action! Wearing their trusty wellies, they rolled up their sleeves and cleaned out the school pond, making it a safer, happier place for wildlife. They also added a cosy new hedgehog hut, put up bird feeders, and planted special oxygenating pond plants to keep the water fresh for frogs, insects and other pond friends.

All these activities showed that, just like Sir David teaches us, even small actions can make a big difference.

By planting, creating, exploring and caring for our environment, we helped make our school grounds a better place for nature - and had lots of fun doing it!