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Disney+ is the latest big player in the TV streaming market. The global brand has released its own subscription-based streaming service to rival that of competitors such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Apple TV. As the name might suggest, it’s designed to be family friendly, with content restricted…

The latest edition of the First News for you to download and enjoy!

Have a go at this week's comprehension activities? 

The most important thing individuals can do to protect themselves is to wash their hands more often, for at least 20 seconds, with soap and water. Public Health England recommends that in addition to handwashing before eating, and after coughing and sneezing, everyone should also wash hands after…

The latest edition of the First News for you to download and enjoy!

Have a go at this week's comprehension activities? 

Fun Cooking in Maths activities for you to try at home. 

In the current environment, many of us are using different ways to try and keep in touch with our friends and family.

One app that has risen in popularity is Houseparty, which gained the no.1 spot on the app store after becoming one of the most downloaded apps since social isolation was…

Year 1 made Quill Pens today and used them to write a diary entry about the Great fire of London, just like Samuel Pepys. Here they are in action.

We had some special visitors today from Cheshire Phoenix Basketball. They have arranged a fun day out for all the family at Ellesmere Port Sports Village, to not only come and watch a game but meet and greet the team too. Look out for the letters home tonight.

Year 3 are very proud to show the class's stained glass window which has been inspired by their study of Henri Matisse.  It has been erected in the school playground for everyone to admire.  

What a great World book day. The children loved sharing their favourite book with the class and their friends.  It was lovely to see the children really focus on the love of reading this year.

Children in Year 3 have been so inspired about their learning this half term that one child made his very own replica Stonehenge!