Congratulations to our year 5 & 6 Athletics Team who won the first heat today at the Xcel Leisure Centre. They are a team to be proud of, they gave an outstanding performance winning 9 out of the 12 running events, showed grit

In September year 5 took part in a Noh theatre workshop at Howes Primary School and explored this traditional art form with an internationally renowned Noh expert. They were then inspired to explore the theme of peace which was particularly relevant as we approached the centenary of the end of World War 1. In their English lessons, the children wrote peace poetry and created tanzacus (hanging poems). They then each created and decorated a beautiful windchime from which their poem would hang. The children's windchimes are now on display in Coventry Cathedral until Friday 16^th November. The work is on display in front of the West Screen at the front of the cathedral and we would like to encourage you to go and visit the cathedral during this period to see the children’s wonderful work. We have also been invited to take the wind chimes to display at the Japanese embassy in London in February. This is a great honour and the children should be very proud of their achievements.

On Thursday 19th and Friday 20th July, Year 6 gave 3 amazing performances of their Leavers’ production called ‘Goodbye My Friend’ to their families and the school. The show took a warm and humorous look at four Year 6 pupils take

Our amazingly talented Year 4 and 5 pupils put on a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Mary Poppins musical this week. They performed three times this week, performing seamlessly each time to a packed hall. They learnt their lines, sang, dance

The explorer Mark Wood popped into school this week to provide an inspirational talk to our Year 6 pupils, linked to their current polar theme. He showed the children videos and told them all about his adventures at both poles and on Mount Evere