Our BFG Year 4 children all went down to the Over Sixties Lunch Club in Rode on Monday to join in the festivities. They made fabulous waiters, delivering the lunches to the elderly folk of the village, followed by cups of tea and coffee. No...
Gruffalo and Elmer Class did an amazing job on Thursday evening with their Nativity performance. They filled the church with songs, dances and enthusiasm. The narrators confidently re- told the Christmas story while the sheep, stars, presents and wise men danced their way to Bethlehem...
Paddington Class had a fantastic trip to Trowbridge Museum, where they participated in four engaging workshops focused on the weaving process and fabric materials. The children learned about the basics of weaving by creating chequerboard patterns in the "Warp and Weft" session, explored fabric patterns...
On Tuesday, Year 4 children were fortunate enough to be invited to The Lucky Chance Theatre in Frome with Vallis Year 4 children to watch a performance of The Little Match Girl put on by Wise Children. The excitement started from the moment we arrived...
On Friday afternoon Paddington, Wildthings and BFG Classes held a Science Fair at Rode to show off their science learning to their parents and children and parents from Norton St Philip. BFG were showcasing 'States of Matter' experiments. The highlight was the Oobleck! Ask your...
On Tuesday morning, BFG's, LFG's and Wild Things Classes braved the elements with a smile on their faces and a spring in their steps to visit the picturesque and historic town of Bradford On Avon. Having previously looked at a map of the area to...
This Wednesday the year 3 children went to Liberty Gym in Frome to take part in an exciting gymnastics event organised by IG Sports. The children were put in mixed groups with children from Vallis and Nunney school and were divided between 8 exciting activities....
As part of our science unit on plants the children in year three successfully managed to complete a cycle of field to fork, a concept that encompasses the various stages of food production and consumption, emphasising a more direct connection between the production of food...
Before half term Trowbridge Museum visited Norton. All of the children took part in a variety of activities. They were able to look at and explore a variety of old toys and games which they loved. Their favourite part was playing Bagatelle; Nala and Teddy...
Thank you to the many parents who came along to both the Rode and Norton celebrations last week. The children did amazing job of preparing food, singing and reading poems. We had a fantastic array of food and cakes which were thoroughly enjoyed by all....