We had a visit from Aaron Phipps, wheelchair rugby gold medallist. The children listened to his story and shared with us the importance of believing in yourself and perseverance. It was very inspirational and the children loved asking him questions. Aaron said the children "were all amazing and really well-behaved. They are a credit to the school".

Parents have been busy sending in gifts to go to The Honeypot Children's Charity. This charity offers respite breaks and wrap-round services to give young carers (5-12 year olds), with responsibilities beyond their years, the opportunity to create happy memories and build brighter futures. Viv and Bumble the bumblebee visited us to thank the children for all of their kind donations.

Thank you to all of our families for supporting this amazing charity. 

KS1 made lanterns for the Totton Lantern Parade. They were helped by one of the organisers, Caroline, and the children were very proud of their creations.