Nursery & Reception Open Morning - Friday 14 March

 For Prospective Families

London Trip for Year 6

Year 6 visit to the Science Museum & Natural History Museum

... & here are a few images of the children inside the Natural History Museum.

World Book Day 2025

The storybooks came to life today in the corridors of the school. THe children and staff alike exceled with some simply brilliant costume ideas!

The whole school paraded on the playground after break and all the classes paired up for reading session, with older & younger children sharing their reading.

A charity collection was made for Book Aid International.

More photos can be found on the Website Gallery.

Violin Concert

What a talented group of musicians we have in school!

Mrs Fell led the annual Violin concert in the hall after school yesterday which was a super showcase for the skills and confidence of our Year 3,4,5 & 6 string players. 

Thank you to Mrs Fell for her continued dedication to supporting our children learn the violin. We were also delighted to welcome the TMHS string quartet too - who started their musical journey as pupils here!

School Transport Opt-In for 2025

If your child is eligible for Suffolk County Council (SCC) funded school travel, you will need to opt-in by 31 May 2025 to receive travel for the start of the 2025/2026 school year.

If your child already receives SCC funded school travel, you still need to opt-in every year.

If your child is starting secondary school in September 2025 and they are eligible for SCC funded school travel, you will be contacted by the 3 April 2025. You will need to opt-in if you would like your child to use this service.

If your child is starting primary school in September 2025 and they are eligible for SCC funded school travel, you will be contacted by the 10 May 2025. You will need to opt-in if you would like your child to use this service from 31 May 2025.

For more information on the SCC school travel policy and getting your child to school please visit: www.suffolkonboard.com/optin.

Class JT and The Great Fire of London

After the fantastic drama workshop last week, Class JT have been working hard remembering the facts about The Great Fire of London. The children have made timelines to record the events, written accounts of the facts and created art work depicting scenes from the time. The children are really enjoying this topic and it is reflected in the work they are producing.

 

Robin Wood with Class JT and Class DR

 

This afternoon Class JT and Class DR spent time at Robin Wood being scientists. After making predictions, they carried out an experiment to test the suitability of materials for a waterproof coat.

Pupil Art Exhibitions at Framlingham Library

 Over the next 2 weekends Art work from our children will be exhibited at Framlingham Library.

This weekend is Reception & KS1, then the following weekend is KS2.

The art work was produced as part of our Creative for Climate Justice work. 

KS2 Disco Sold out

KS2 Disco Sold Out

Tickets still available for R/KS1

World Book Day - Special Menu

 

Disco Tickets on sale from 3.45pm today!

 

House captain assembly

Bulstrode and Hitcham's house and vice house captains delivered a wonderful assembly today to introduce science week which starts next week on 7th March.  They shared lots of information about "adaptation and change" and gave us some lovely examples.  

They also told us about the upcoming "Science Fair" and the "Selfie Scientist".   Watch this space for further details.  

School Council visit the Framlingham Business Association

Today, some members of our School Council were invited to attend the Framlingham Business Association's networking meeting at The Crown. They had the exciting opportunity to share with the attendees the inspiration behind the artwork they created earlier in the academic year, centered around the theme of 'Climate for Justice.' The students from Key Stage 2 wrote persuasive letters to support this initiative, and the artwork is soon to be displayed in the library, where it will be showcased for the coming weeks. In addition, a virtual copy of the artwork will be featured in the local magazine.

 During the meeting, the children shared the creative process and the driving force behind their work, highlighting the importance of addressing climate change and advocating for environmental justice. They spoke  about the need for Framlingham to take a leadership role in implementing climate initiatives, including promoting the use of electric cars and bikes within the community.

We are incredibly grateful to the Framlingham Business Association for hosting us and providing a platform for our students to voice their ideas and concerns about our planet’s future.