The Year 4 and 5 members of the Arts & Craft Club are creatively working on Lourdes Villagomez inspired butterflies. Children focus on showing symmetry on their butterfly, both when drawing the details on the wings and adding colour! Everything you need is some clear plastic to draw on using a permanent felt tip, a pair of scissors, a glue stick and some colour card and paper.

Feeling inspired? Why not to have a go at home? Can you think of any other animals for your design? Ms Jimenez and the club’s members are looking forward to seeing you made at home artwork!’

Thank you to the staff and parents for a fun-filled sports morning. It was great to see the whole school outside together. 

 Wow! What a turn out. Thank you to all that came to the fayre and supported Ferrars. We can't wait to spend our profit on exciting new things for the school. We will let you know what we buy in the new year. 

Congratulations to our well being team for helping the school to gain the Well Being Award For Schools.

We are all very thankful for the efforts made to make our school such a happy place. 

What a treat! Year 6 were visited by the author Maeeda Khan, the writer of Nura and the Immortal Palace. 

This south asian adventure novel rooted in Muslim culture with a magical twist is a must read. Congratulations to Maeeda for winning the Waterstones Children's book award this month. 

We thoroughly enjoyed talking about books and writing with her for the afternoon. 

You can still watch this if you want to see some of the UK's wildlife:

Watch Attenborough's Wild Isles

British Science Week was a blast!

We enjoyed an array of science activities throughout the week from bridge building to moon watching. 

Mr Bright showed us some very exciting experiments too.

What a fabulous day!

The costumes were fantastic and we thoroughly enjoyed looking at our class books. 

Congratulations to our winners! The teachers made quite an effort too. Check out some of our favourites!

Don't forget to use your book voucher. 

This week is Children's Mental Health Week. The children are doing lots of activities in class to raise awareness of ways to look after their mental health.

They are taking part in Task Master Education challenges and treasure hunts.

On Friday we will have a non-uniform day. The theme is 'Dress to Express'. We can't wait to see what you wear! This could be through favourite colours, hairstyles, favourite sports kits, fancy dress, party clothes…whatever your child wants to wear as an expression of themselves, their feelings, who they are or who they want to be. Be as creative as you like!

To see more fun from this week head this page:Mental Health & Well Being Page

Young Voices -  7th February

Our choir were lucky enough to experience Young Voices on Tuesday 7th. This was not simply a children’s choir concert but  the largest children’s choir concert in the world.

We performed alongside 5,000-8,000 other children as a single choir to a huge audiences of family and friends.

There were even some special guests,  Heather Small and Anna Phoebe.