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  • 04/03/24

    Yr 6 Ancient Egypt Topic

    As part of their work on the Ancient Egyptians, Year Six have been learning about the process of mummification - by mummifying a mackerel! They followed the process that would have been carried out on the ancient Egyptian pharaohs after their death, and the mackerel are now busy mummifying in their...
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  • 27/02/24

    Houses of Parliament Trip

    Our School Councillors, House Captains and 10 lucky competition winners visited London, for a unique tour of Westminster Palace, better known as the Houses of Parliament. They visited the House of Lords in the public gallery while it was in session and then went on to the House of Commons to...
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  • 27/02/24

    Blue Peter Badge achievement

    Congratulations to Alyssa (Y6), Ava (Y5), Lucy and Layla (Y4) from the girls football team who recently received their Blue Peter Badge for getting involved in a new sport. What a wonderful achievement!
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  • 22/12/23

    Christmas Theatre Day

    Christmas Theatre Day was a big hit yesterday, with all of our children being treated to spectacular shows.  Reception and Key Stage One didn't need to travel far as the theatre company came to the school hall to perform The Great Christmas Robbery which was jam-packed with fun...
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  • 14/12/23

    Year 6 history topic

    Year Six have been out 'on location' as part of their latest history topic which focuses on the life of local lad Jack Bishop. They visited and reported from a range of places in Bewdley that are significant to Jack's life story. The children will now edit their footage and add in additi...
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  • 14/12/23

    School Council 2023-24

    Here are our wonderful Key Stage 2 School Council members for this year! They already have so many fabulous ideas that they are keen to put into action, starting with the launch of School Council for Key Stage 1. More news on that to come soon!
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  • 14/12/23

    Viking Day!

    Year 3 experienced life as a Viking this week! A special visitor known as Olaf the Beardless showed the children ancient artefacts, told them sagas and taught them how to fight. So, if ever you need a shield wall to protect yourself, or a Hausfrau to look after your home, you know who can help. A hu...
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  • 14/12/23

    Gymnastics!

    Year 1 have been showing off their impressive gymnastics skills this week in P.E. They have been working independently, and with partners, balancing on a range of points and patches.
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  • 14/12/23

    Mayan Traditional Wall hangings

    Year 5 have had a creative end to their Maya topic as they have created their own traditional wall hangings! After taking inspiration from the art of Dan Fenelon (an artist who based his work on Maya patterns), the children have worked in teams during the artistic design process. Beginning by creati...
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  • 13/11/23

    Remembrance Day Parade

    Well done to all the children who braved the weather yesterday morning to represent BPS at the Remembrance Day Parade. It was wonderful to see so many of our children showing their respect at the event, including all those who took part with other organisations. 
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  • 25/10/23

    Netball Tournament

    Congratulations to our Year 6 netball team which took part in a tournament at Stourport Dome on Monday afternoon. The team came 4th in their league (narrowly missing out on 3rd place just due to goal difference!) which was particularly impressive considering the standard of the other teams...
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  • 16/10/23

    Year 4 - Geography

    Year Four have been extremely busy during their topic about ‘Rainforests’. They have been designing blueprints and making prototypes of rainforest houses using a range of joins. Their houses have been made in all shapes and sizes that all include important features needed for life i...
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