Black History Month - MerlinsAs part of Black History Month in Merlin's, we have been learning about influential people of black and mixed heritage throughout history. The children enjoyed working in groups to learn about a variety of people ranging from sports stars such as Lewis Hamilton and Lennox Lewis to civil rights activists such as Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks. ... See MoreSee Less
What a busy and exciting few weeks it has been in Starlings Class! 🌟We have been wearing lots of different hats in our learning. As scientists, we investigated what happens to sound when we move further away from its source. As historians, we explored how we are making history, created our own personal timelines, and compared our lives today with what life was like when our grandparents were children, thinking about similarities and differences.As part of Black History Month, we learned about Mary Seacole and discussed why she was such a significant and inspiring figure. We have also been musicians, creating our own soundscapes and exploring how music can tell a story and create atmosphere.We are incredibly proud of all the hard work, curiosity and enthusiasm shown by the children. Well done, Starlings! ⭐👏📚🎵🔬🏛️ ... See MoreSee Less
St Robert's School Council 2026-27This week we had our first school council meeting of the year. It was a great opportunity for everyone to get to know each other and to discuss some of our ideas for the year ahead. The children have already made some fantastic suggestions for fundraisers and ways to help enhance our school, so watch this space! ... See MoreSee Less
Year 3/4 Football Competition - 21.10.26A huge well done to the school football team who did a brilliant job competing against a number of other local schools yesterday. They demonstrated great commitment and resilience and worked brilliantly as a team. They ended up finishing 4th in the competition. Well done to all those involved. ⚽🥅 ... See MoreSee Less
Look how far Kites Class has come in the last six weeks. They have learned all about their new instrument, musical notation and can now play several tunes. We hope that they continue their musical journey at The Brass Brigade every Wednesday night. Huge thanks to Mr Ratcliffe and St John Fisher Catholic Academy for inviting us to be part of this fantastic project. We hand over the baton to Falcons Class next half term. ... See MoreSee Less
As part of Black History Month Owls have been learning about the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963. Below is a little video of some of our learning. ... See MoreSee Less
Today we celebrated our Harvest Festival in school. We were reminded of Jesus' words in St. Matthew's Gospel, "I was hungry, and you gave me food," and we indroduced Miss Rhodes to the Harvest Samba!Thank you to all those who donated to our collection for Harrogate Foodbank. We will continue to collect until after half term and then pass your donations on. Current shortages include:- table sauces- juice- men's deodorant- shaving foam- instant mash- sponge puddingsThank you for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
Black History Month - MerlinsAs part of Black History Month in Merlin's, we have been learning about influential people of black and mixed heritage throughout history. The children enjoyed working in groups to learn about a variety of people ranging from sports stars such as Lewis Hamilton and Lennox Lewis to civil rights activists such as Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks. ... See MoreSee Less
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What a busy and exciting few weeks it has been in Starlings Class! 🌟We have been wearing lots of different hats in our learning. As scientists, we investigated what happens to sound when we move further away from its source. As historians, we explored how we are making history, created our own personal timelines, and compared our lives today with what life was like when our grandparents were children, thinking about similarities and differences.As part of Black History Month, we learned about Mary Seacole and discussed why she was such a significant and inspiring figure. We have also been musicians, creating our own soundscapes and exploring how music can tell a story and create atmosphere.We are incredibly proud of all the hard work, curiosity and enthusiasm shown by the children. Well done, Starlings! ⭐👏📚🎵🔬🏛️ ... See MoreSee Less
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St Robert's School Council 2026-27This week we had our first school council meeting of the year. It was a great opportunity for everyone to get to know each other and to discuss some of our ideas for the year ahead. The children have already made some fantastic suggestions for fundraisers and ways to help enhance our school, so watch this space! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 3/4 Football Competition - 21.10.26A huge well done to the school football team who did a brilliant job competing against a number of other local schools yesterday. They demonstrated great commitment and resilience and worked brilliantly as a team. They ended up finishing 4th in the competition. Well done to all those involved. ⚽🥅 ... See MoreSee Less
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Look how far Kites Class has come in the last six weeks. They have learned all about their new instrument, musical notation and can now play several tunes. We hope that they continue their musical journey at The Brass Brigade every Wednesday night. Huge thanks to Mr Ratcliffe and St John Fisher Catholic Academy for inviting us to be part of this fantastic project. We hand over the baton to Falcons Class next half term. ... See MoreSee Less
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As part of Black History Month Owls have been learning about the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963. Below is a little video of some of our learning. ... See MoreSee Less
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We had a lovely Rosary session led by the Mini Vinnies today ... See MoreSee Less
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The Owls have been having a fantastic time in the last few weeks in Science, RE and writing speeches for elections. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we celebrated our Harvest Festival in school. We were reminded of Jesus' words in St. Matthew's Gospel, "I was hungry, and you gave me food," and we indroduced Miss Rhodes to the Harvest Samba!Thank you to all those who donated to our collection for Harrogate Foodbank. We will continue to collect until after half term and then pass your donations on. Current shortages include:- table sauces- juice- men's deodorant- shaving foam- instant mash- sponge puddingsThank you for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
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