Weekly Roundup It’s been a great week at Swainswick, with so much happening this week! Year 6 have worked very hard completing their SATs...

This week, Hazel class finished their Roman shields. Ada said, "I was very excited to make them and happy that we could take them home!"...

Today in Celebration Assembly, the Year 6 children were presented with their leaver's hoodies. Each child came forward and made a pledge,...

In the Spring term Year 4 planted flowers as part of their English unit on Varmints, and whilst the weeds and dry weather have taken...

This week Year 4 and 5 have been working in Swainswick Church, while the Year 6s completed their SATS. We studied the history, and found...

To mark the final SATs exam on Thursday, the Year 6 children had fun with their cuddly mascots in the playground.   Of course, they also...

In Apple class this week we have been learning some fascinating facts about worms and writing non-chronological reports about these...

At the end of each term we add up all the house points to see which house earned the most. Last term, Woolley and Langridge houses won,...

It's been a short week this week, but another busy one! On Wednesday this week, Mandy Wilton from MW Education spent the morning with us-...

The box in Oak class has been opened! Inside this box is a few Fridays of car-building fun! That's right, Oak class are starting their...

Weekly Roundup The sun has been shining this week for another busy week at school. On Monday, we welcomed the Essential Safeguarding...

This afternoon, we learnt about sculptures by Barbara Hepworth. We were inspired to make abstract people using playground equipment....

In Oak Class, we always start the day with physical activity.  With the glorious weather this week, we have enjoyed running several laps...

Today, we had a little goodbye assembly for Mrs Pritchard outside in the sunshine as it was her last official day at school. We wanted to...

It's been a short but busy week here at school!  What's been happening in classes: Yesterday, the children all had their photographs...