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Tuesday 7th October, 2025

Sports Captains – 2025-2026

Congratulations to Our 2025-2026 Sports Captains!

A huge congratulations to all of our children who have been selected as this year’s Sports Captains!

We are incredibly proud of them and know they will continue to be fantastic role models for others across the school.

Tuesday 7th October, 2025

House Captains 2025-2026

Congratulations to Our 2025-2026 House Captains!

A huge congratulations to all of our children who have been selected as this year’s House Captains!

We are incredibly proud of them and know they will continue to be fantastic role models for others across the school.

Friday 26th September, 2025

Telford Bike Hub – October Half Term

Please see attached two flyers on behalf of Telford Bike Hub that are taking place over October Half Term.

The Learn to Ride sessions take place all week over half term.

The FREE Halloween family Glow Ride is a family bike ride that will be taking place around Telford Town Park, on the 30th October 5:30-6:30pm. Halloween costumes are optional but encouraged and the Bike Hub will be offering bike hire at a special price of £3 per hire.

         

Monday 22nd September, 2025

New Safety Road Signs

You may have seen these signs that have been recently placed in and around Randlay Local Centre.
Thank you to Base 8 for designing these new Road Safety signs.

 

Monday 15th September, 2025

Second-hand Book Sale Fundraiser for Shropshire Deaf Children’s Society

A big thank you to everyone who supported our second-hand book sale last term by purchasing books.

Together, we raised £116.65 for the Shropshire Deaf Children’s Society.

 

 

Monday 8th September, 2025

Year 4 History – The Stone Age to Iron Age

Year 4 History – The Stone age to iron age

In our very first lesson, we carried out an experiment using toilet rolls to help us understand just how long ago prehistory was. Each sheet of toilet roll represented 1,000 years. When we rolled out a full roll, we realised it still wasn’t enough — in fact, we needed three complete rolls to stretch back around 900,000 years to the first evidence of human life! This really brought home to us how vast prehistory is. We also explored the concepts of BC and AD, and practised plotting significant events on timelines to see where different periods of history fit.