The Easter Bunny 🐰 paid a special visit to Breakfast Club this morning, bringing lots of smiles and excitement! The children enjoyed a lovely start to the day, tucking into delicious pancakes and hot chocolates, making it a truly memorable morning for all.
Year 3 had a fantastic morning investigating friction in their science lesson. Through a range of hands-on activities, pupils explored how different surfaces affect movement, making predictions and testing their ideas using cars and ramps. It was great to see such curiosity and enthusiasm as they developed their scientific understanding.
Year 5 enjoyed a fantastic day at Blaise (Upon the Sea), carrying out fieldwork to investigate pollution in the local area.
Year 5 had a brilliant afternoon with a Bristol university lecturer, Dr Ros Death. She specialises in geographical studies with a focus on ocean wildlife. We learnt lots of amazing facts about plankton and got to use some of her resources to measure water quality.
Year 5 pupils have impressed us all with their amazing space-themed homework projects. Showcasing creativity, curiosity, and a real enthusiasm for learning, the children produced a fantastic range of work inspired by their topic.
From detailed models to beautifully presented research, each project reflects the effort and imagination that Year 5 have put into their learning. We are incredibly proud of their hard work and the way they have brought their understanding of space to life.
We are really enjoying School Football Week, with all classes taking part in extra football sessions with Miss Amos.
This afternoon it was the turn of Reception, Year 1 and Year 3—lots of smiles, energy and great skills on show! 
More photos can be found on the school Facebook page.
Today we celebrated Red Nose Day at Brentry with a fantastic ‘Wear It Red’ day! 🔴
It was wonderful to see so many children (and staff!) dressed in red and getting into the spirit, all while raising money for such an important cause.
Thank you to everyone for your generosity and support — together we are helping to make a difference ❤️
Each week, we celebrate pupils who go above and beyond through our Mission Stars of the Week award. These children are recognised for consistently demonstrating our school values, showing a positive attitude to learning, and making a meaningful contribution to school life.
Mission Stars may be nominated for a range of reasons, including excellent effort, resilience, kindness, teamwork, or achieving a personal goal. We are proud to celebrate their achievements and share their success with the whole school community.
Year 4 have got off to a brilliant start in their Battery Operated Lights DT topic! 
They explored both series and parallel circuits and had the chance to practise building their own. A fantastic hands-on start with lots of great learning taking place!
Year 1 enjoyed getting outdoors for their geography fieldwork today! 
They explored compass points and used their observation skills to draw what they could see when looking north, east, south and west. A great way to bring learning to life! 
Year 5 had a fantastic time at Forest School today. The children showed great perseverance while learning how to tie a bright knot to create their own natural picture frames. They also practised fire lighting, developing important outdoor skills and teamwork. Lots more photos are on the school FB page. Well done, Year 5!
Year 1 had a fantastic time in their cooking session with Candice today! 
The children enjoyed making their own delicious pasta salads, practising their chopping, mixing and tasting skills. Well done Year 1 chefs!