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21/11/25

Year 6 explored respectful and disrespectful behaviors, building on Anti-Bullying Week. They examined how these behaviors look, sound, and feel, and their impact on others. The lesson enhanced the children's understanding, empathy, respect, resilience, and responsibility.

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20/11/25

In year 6, we studied artist and sculptor Zaha Hadid, exploring her famous buildings like the London Aquatics Centre. We developed sketching and shading skills for our designs.

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20/11/25

On Wednesday, 12th November, year 6 visited Hever Castle as part of our British Monarchy unit. This is where Anne Boleyn grew up, and Henry VIII also visited. We navigated mazes and enjoyed the play area. The children had a wonderful and enjoyable time!

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20/11/25

We are thrilled to announce that Roman Garness from year 5 has been accepted into the Saint Lucia National Under-17 Boys' Football Team. Roman will participate in team training, camps, competitions, and other national team activities. Congratulations, Roman!

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17/11/25

Last Friday, we celebrated a special Fish & Chips day. The school council children were given a dedicated table with Mrs Selvon, and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves!

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17/11/25

Last Friday, to support Children In Need, we organized a wild hair day. Both children and adults came to school displaying the most imaginative and outlandish hairstyles!

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12/11/25

Year 1 have been having a great time engaging in a variety of activities during their P.E. sessions.

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11/11/25

Chestnut class has been revising SPaG and RPS topics, focusing on word classes. The children collaborated to sort words into categories: adjectives, nouns, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, pronouns, and determiners.

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11/11/25

Year 3 had the chance to embark on a nearby walk to explore Human and Physical Features. They thoroughly enjoyed strolling with their clipboards, jotting down their observations.

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04/11/25

The Elm class students enjoyed a P.E session with various climbing exercises. These activities enhance children's agility, strength, and physical fitness, while also promoting teamwork through mutual support and encouragement.

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04/11/25

Little Parndon offers a breakfast club from 7:45am to 8:40am, featuring breakfast options, games, sports, and dance. Book in advance via Parent Pay to enroll your child.

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03/11/25

Today we enjoyed a Halloween themed lunch - Monster burgers with spaghetti worms served with monster toe chips!!

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17/10/25

We wish everyone a wonderful two-week holiday during Half Term! Little Parndon Primary Academy will welcome students back on Monday 3rd November!

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17/10/25

Children in the Grove can attend weekly swimming classes at Freshwaters Primary School, where experienced instructors teach essential swimming techniques. This boosts children's confidence and physical fitness in a safe, supportive environment.

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16/10/25

The children in the Grove have thoroughly enjoyed themselves by engaging in playful activities with foam! Foam, often used in various recreational and educational settings, provides a soft and safe medium for children to express their imagination.

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16/10/25

Year 5 are learning how to approximate numbers to the nearest 100 in Maths. Mastering rounding, pupils develop greater number sense and become more adept at estimating results in everyday situations, such as estimating the total cost of groceries or predicting travel times!

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16/10/25

Reception children in Elm class joyfully explored Diwali, enjoying the creative process of making Rangoli designs. These patterns, made with colored powders, rice, or flower petals, are a key part of Diwali, symbolizing happiness and prosperity.

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16/10/25

Year 1 Rowan has been exploring Part Whole Models. Fantastic effort, Year 1!

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15/10/25

Year 4 students have been putting in great effort mastering their times tables on the iPads today!

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15/10/25

The young individuals at the Grove have enjoyed using their slicing skills with various fruits and vegetables. This practice enhances their knife-handling abilities and deepens their appreciation for the textures and flavors of different produce.

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Personal Development

At Little Parndon Primary Academy, we are deeply committed to fostering the personal development of our pupils. We believe that education extends beyond the classroom, encompassing a wide range of experiences and opportunities that help shape well-rounded individuals ready to contribute positively to society. Here are some of the key initiatives and programs we have in place to support the personal development of our students:

School Council: Our School Council empowers pupils to have a voice in the decisions that affect their school life. Through active participation, students develop leadership skills, learn the importance of democratic processes, and understand how to represent their peers effectively. This involvement fosters a sense of responsibility and community, encouraging pupils to take an active role in shaping their learning environment.

Head and Deputy Head Pupils: Each year, we appoint Head and Deputy Head pupils who serve as role models and ambassadors for the school. These positions offer students the opportunity to develop leadership skills, build confidence, and take on significant responsibilities that contribute to the school's positive culture. Our Head and Deputy Head pupils play a crucial role in representing the student body, assisting with school events, and promoting the school's values.

Extra-curricular Clubs: We offer a diverse range of extracurricular clubs every night of the week, catering to all year groups. These clubs include sports, dance, chior, gardening, and debate club, among others. Participation in these activities allows students to explore new interests, develop new skills, and form friendships outside the classroom. Extracurricular clubs are an integral part of our commitment to providing a holistic education that nurtures both the mind and body.

Trips and Experience Days: Every term, each year group enjoys carefully planned trips and experience days that are integrated into our curriculum. These outings provide pupils with enriching, hands-on learning experiences that enhance their understanding of the world around them. From cultural visits to museums and historical sites to outdoor adventures and science workshops, our trips and experience days are designed to broaden horizons, inspire curiosity, and foster a love of learning.

Values Education: From the moment they join us, we teach children our core values. These values underpin everything we do and help to create a positive and inclusive school culture. By embedding our values into everyday learning, we ensure that pupils develop a strong moral compass and a deep understanding of respect, responsibility and resilience.

Exceptional Pastoral Support: We offer exceptional pastoral support to all our pupils. Our dedicated pastoral team works tirelessly to ensure the wellbeing of every child, providing a safe and nurturing environment where students feel valued and supported. This holistic approach helps pupils to thrive both academically and personally.

Music Tuition through Rock Steady: We provide music tuition through Rock Steady, giving pupils the opportunity to learn instruments and perform in bands. This program not only develops musical skills but also builds confidence, teamwork, and a sense of achievement.

Diversity and Equality Assemblies: We undertake Diversity and Equality assemblies weekly, promoting inclusivity and understanding among our pupils. These assemblies celebrate different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives, helping to create a school community where everyone feels respected and valued.

Ambition Assemblies: Our Ambition assemblies inspire pupils to set high goals and strive for excellence. By highlighting stories of success and perseverance, we encourage students to believe in their potential and work hard to achieve their dreams.

Recognition Assemblies: We hold regular recognition assemblies to celebrate children's hard work and achievements. These assemblies provide an opportunity to acknowledge and reward the efforts of our pupils, fostering a sense of pride and motivation.

Sporting Events: Every Friday, our students represent Little Parndon at various sporting events, showcasing their talents and teamwork. We are proud to have pupils who have competed at both county and national levels, demonstrating excellence and dedication in their sports. Participation in these events not only promotes physical fitness but also teaches valuable life skills such as perseverance, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

At Little Parndon Primary Academy, we are dedicated to creating an environment where personal development is as highly valued as academic success. Through our comprehensive programs and initiatives, we aim to equip our pupils with the skills, knowledge, and experiences they need to thrive both in school and beyond - shaping their future.

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