Keep up to date with our latest news below.

• Year 6 Easter Gardens

  Mon 29 Mar 2021

  Year 6 have been working hard in their RE lessons to learn about the meaning and symbolism of Easter. Today, the whole of Year 6 created their own individual Easter gardens! The children learned that an Easter garden is a symbol of Jesus rising from his tomb. Each garden portrayed the scene that Mary Magdalene saw, a tomb with a stone to be rolled away on Easter Sunday. The gardens were judged by Mrs Alburg, who awarded a winner in each class. Congratulations to the following children:

   

  Emily S: Class 10

  Jessica T: Class 11

  Luke D: Class 12

  

• Palm Sunday

  Sun 28 Mar 2021

  Today is Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week. On Friday, we learned more about Palm Sunday from our parish church in our virtual collective worship. The children were also given a palm cross to keep from the church. 

  

• Year 5 DT Project - designing and making slippers

  Fri 26 Mar 2021
  Year 5 have designed and made their very own pair of slippers! The children have been incredibly creative and have worked hard to improve their sewing skills. The results are brilliant! Well done Year 5!

  

• Historical Writing Competition

  Mon 15 Mar 2021
  Congratulations to the Year 5 and 6 children who are runners up and winners of our historical writing competition. The entries were exceptionally good and ranged from tales from the Tudor period, Roman times and also captured events such as the Great Fire of London! Well done CSPA historians and writers!

  

• It's good to be back!

  Mon 08 Mar 2021
  Welcome back! It's so wonderful to have everyone together again. Well done to the children, staff and parents for a fantastic first day back! 

  

• World Book Day

  Fri 05 Mar 2021
  Lockdown wasn't going to stop World Book Day at CSPA! Children in school and learning from home showed their love of reading and story characters by dressing up and enjoyed a number of reading based challenges including guessing who's behind the book in the 'Masked Reader'! Thank you to the staff and pupils for entering into the spirit as always!