demonstrating excellent sportsmanship, commitment and teamwork. We are incredibly proud of all the children who represented the school so positively. Our Year 6 pupils enjoyed an unforgettable residential visit to Cornwall, where they challenged themselves with surfing, kayaking and coasteering. Throughout the week they showed resilience, confidence and a willingness to step outside their comfort zones while supporting one another through every activity. The residential created lasting memories and helped prepare them for the next stage of their education as they worked together, overcame challenges and celebrated their achievements. Key Stage 1 pupils also enjoyed learning about People Who Help Us through visits from a police officer, a doctor and members of the Army. These visitors helped the children understand the important roles they play in keeping our communities safe, healthy and supported, while answering many thoughtful questions and sharing their experiences. As a Catholic school community, we were delighted to celebrate a special Mass at St Mary's Church to recognise the children who had recently made their First Holy Communion. It was a joyful occasion shared with families and an important milestone in the children's faith journey, allowing us to come together in celebration and thanksgiving. We wish all of our pupils and families a safe, happy and restful summer holiday and look forward to welcoming everyone back for another exciting year of learning in September.
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