Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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Transition Day:
Mon 24 Jul 2023On Monday 10th July, all of our children were excited to be told their new classroom and teacher for September. They spent the whole day in their new classrooms and the children and staff enjoyed getting to know each other. These are the classes for the new academic year:
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Sports Day Results:
Mon 24 Jul 2023The Sports Day results (from Thursday 6th July) are as follows: Godiva (Green) 146, Moorcroft (Blue) – 169 but the overall joint winners were Herbert (Red) and Mowlam (Yellow) with 171 points.. Congratulations to everyone in the winning teams – let’s hope they don’t mind sharing the trophy!
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School Day:
Mon 10 Jul 2023Just to confirm, the governors have ratified that from September 2023, the school day will begin ten minutes earlier at 8:50 am, meaning the classroom doors will open at 8:40 am. The end of the school day will not change – children will still need to be collected at 3:20pm.
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Sports Day:
Mon 10 Jul 2023Sports day was held on Thursday 6th July and all of the children competed to earn points for their houses in a range of activities including discus, javelin, long jump and an obstacle course. We would like to say a huge thank you to parents, carers, friends and family for coming along to support the children.
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Dogs’ Trust:
Mon 10 Jul 2023On Tuesday 4th July, Years 1 to 6 participated in workshops with Sarah from the Dogs’ Trust. We were told about the 'Five Happy Rules' for staying safe around dogs; these include: leaving a dog alone if it is sleeping, playing or eating, not hugging or squeezing them and always asking permission from an adult before approaching a dog. We were also told about the importance of caring for dogs, making sure they get enough exercise, learning basic commands and being treated as part of the family because they have feelings, too. Please find attached a link to the 'Be Dog Smart Leaflet: https://www.learnwithdogstrust.org.uk/safety/be%20dog%20smart-parents%20leaflet-final-eng_updated_24_05_lowres.pdf .
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Brass Performance:
Mon 10 Jul 2023On Monday 3rd July we enjoyed hearing how our children have progressed in their brass instrument tuition this year. Philip, Zackarie, Tyrone, Ibtihaj, Leo, Sahr, Livia and Aysam (Year 5) played a range of brass instruments including the baritone and cornet and they impressed us all with their accuracy and reading of music – we especially enjoyed the finale: Let’s Stick Together by Bryan Ferry. Thanks to Mrs Alison for enabling our children to share their skills.
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2CD’s Class Assembly:
Mon 10 Jul 20232CD impressed us on Monday 3rd July with their knowledge of dinosaurs. They told us lots of interesting facts as well as singing and reading a poem. We had good fun attempting to identify the dinosaurs from the clues that they gave us. A great assembly! Thanks 2CD.
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Year 2 Trip to Conkers:
Mon 10 Jul 2023Our Year 2 children had the most incredible time at Conkers on Friday 30th June. They conquered an outdoor adventure trail, rode on a train, went on a treetop walk, explored a maze and to most of their disgust went on a barefoot trail through a sensory trail. From start to finish the children made precious memories. A great time was had by all! Meagan said, “It’s the greatest day of my whole entire life. I love it here!”
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Year 6 Bowling Trip:
Mon 03 Jul 2023On Thursday 29th June, the Year 6 children were rewarded with a trip to Tenpin Bowling as a treat for their hard work leading up to SATs. The children all had a brilliant day and many even managed to get a strike! A few of the children demonstrated a great talent for the sport, with some managing to score over 100 points - Marghalara, Kalina, Favour, Xavier, Oskar and Rory were especially proud of their huge scores! All children were perfectly behaved and represented Moat House well, with some staff members even commenting on how brilliant their behaviour was. Well done Year 6.
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Year 5 Go Ape:
Mon 03 Jul 2023The children who remained in Coventry had an action-packed three days! On Monday 26th June, they enjoyed an active scavenger hunt around the school site, learned more about Moat House's beehives, including how honey is created, and made animal-themed tessellated art pieces. On Tuesday 27th June, they made their way to Go Ape at Coombe Abbey and impressed everyone with their bravery on the high ropes and their impeccable behaviour! They also enjoyed a range of games in the park. Finally, on Wednesday 28th June, the children worked in small teams to research, design, create and present a scale-model of a 'Wild Creation' as part of the Discovery CREST award.