Our Summer Term whole school topic got underway on Monday and there was definitely a feeling of magic and anticipation! Whilst children in key stage 2 were opening their envelopes and reading their invitations to Hogwarts, Winnie the Witch had flown into EYFS and Year 1, and was already making spells and planning potions! [...]
Year 2 Learning Letter - Summer 2
Please click on the link below to find out what is happening in Class R this half term. Class R Summer 2 learning letter 2026
Class 3 Summer 2 Learning Letter
Expecto Patronum! Welcome back from the May Half Term holidays. I hope that they have been a mixture of enjoyment and relaxation. I've attached below a pdf of our plans for the final half term to come. As ever, if you have any questions or queries, please don't hesitate to get in touch with [...]
Below is a link to our half term's learning letter... -->Learning Letter Summer 2<--
On the last Wednesday of Summer 1, Classes R, 1 and 2 enjoyed a wonderful day out at Conkers. We stomped our way through the barefoot walk, slid down many a slide and even found time for bird tallying around the lake! The children were beautifully behaved and a marvellous time was had by [...]
It was an absolute privilege to have a member of the Halle Orchestra visit Willow Brook this week. Andy is a member of the brass section and brought his French horn to teach Years 3 and 6 just what it's like to work as a musician. Year 3 couldn't help but fly like an [...]
Another fantastic week of sport with many things to be proud of. On Monday, our Year 5/6 girls played Kinoulton at home and secured a brilliant 2–1 win. On the same day, our Year 3/4 children went down the road with Miss Adams and Mrs Bugden to take part in a football festival at [...]
Class 3 were invited to take part in the annual Top Link festival held at South Wolds this week. They did a brilliant job of representing Willow Brook! We rotated around 10 activity stations (triple jump was a firm favourite for many!) before taking part in a variety of races against other local schools. [...]
