On Friday 13th December, the children put on their antlers and took part in the Rudolph relay to raise money for the Severn Hospice. Children, walked, ran, hopped, skipped and jumped their way around the playground as many times as they could in order to raise sponsorship from family and friends. We continue to collect in sponsorship money and will update you with the total raised in the new year.

Class 4 pupils were excited to join a live STEM lesson this week, with Jamie Shotton, a pioneer in the AI world and the self-driving cars industry. Children debated the pros and cons of self driving cars and the possible implications of technology taking over the human element of driving.

At the end of the session, children created a plan for their own self-driving sleigh for Santa.

Our EYFS and KS1 children put on a fabulous show for their nativity play this week. In a break from tradition, the children performed at Kynnersley Village Hall where there is a stage for the show.

KS2 lit up the church with their Christmas performances by candle light this week. The children sang a wide range of songs, from traditional carols to modern hits and gave poetic readings to tell the story of the nativity.

Pupils wowed their parents with Hear the Bells, with the accompanying British Sign Language and an a cappella version of Silent night sung in a round. The church was beautifully dressed for Christmas, with candle light making it a truly atmospheric event.