No Pens Day Every year children in settings across the country put down their pens and enjoy a range of spoken language activities.
Today was the tenth national No Pens Day which is a speaking and listening event which takes place in schools and settings annually.
Over the past two weeks, children at Beulah have been learning about Hinduism, particularly Diwali.
As you might all be aware, Y5 is normally in charge of putting on a Christmas show each year and we are happy to say that this year will be no different!
Last week at Ecclesbourne, there was a fierce competition to win the TImes Tables Rock Stars Rock Out competition!
This week in Year 2, we have been reading Pumpkin Soup by Helen Cooper.
Friendship is one of the greatest gifts that we can be given.
In our Remembrance assembly, we thought about those who were affected by war, including the families of some of our staff who were in active service during wartime.
We were treated to a wonderful assembly this morning from Ruby Class.
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