Class 3 Trip to Parc Slip
Published 26/01/26, by Kieran Morris
Our Wonderful Trip to Parc Slip
Key Stage 3 Blog
Welcome to our Key Stage 3 Blog! We're super excited to have you here. We're pleased to share blogs from classes 1 to 6 where we'll be sharing all the latest news, updates, and experiences happening in our school.
Follow along to stay in the loop with all the exciting things our students are getting up to, from fun projects to amazing achievements and everything in between. It's a great way to see what we've been working on and to share our journey with you.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy the read. Thanks for joining us on this blogging adventure!
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Read MoreWater Pollution Investigation
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Read MoreExploring Holidays: Then and Now
Published 16/09/25, by Lewis WilkinsThis term, we have been diving into the topic of holidays, exploring how people have enjoyed time away both in the present day and in the past. Recently, we focused on seaside holidays and discovered some fascinating similarities and differences between how they are celebrated today and during the Victorian era. From sticks of rock and donkey rides to fairs on the pier, the children were fascinated by how many traditions have lasted through time.