We have introduced ‘Thunks’ to the school to help develop deeper thinking and analysis skills.  Click here to find out more.

To promote ‘THUNKs’ we have a ‘Thunk of the Week’ which is shared on a giantblackboard, which will sit outside Reception.  Parents and children are welcome to contribute with their own thoughts.  These are the Thunk rules:-

1. There are no wrong or right answers.
2. You have to provide an explanation.
3. We respond respectfully.

We will share our thoughts at the end of each week and there will be a new one each Monday. Happy Thunking!

We had a visit from Jess and Niamh, who are both in Year 8 at Bridgnorth Endowed School, who came to talk to Class 3 and 4 about sporting opportunities available at Bridgnorth Endowed School (curriculum and extra-curricular) but also about their achievements in local sporting clubs.

Niamh is a Shropshire County netball player, amongst other sporting achievements, and is looking forwards to a netball team trip to Italy in the near future, and Jess was scouted for Bridgnorth Girls’ Football team.  We are very proud of their achievements and hopefully they will have inspired some of our pupils to have a go at some different sports out of school, and show them what they can achieve if they put their minds and best efforts to play.  Thanks you Jess and Niamh for coming back and sharing your successes with us!

Our Brown Clee Buddies enjoyed another visit to Ditton Priors Care Home to read to the residents and enjoy sharing a chat and a smile.  The residents really look forwards to our visits – Roland and Joan are always waiting for us looking out of the window!

Today we have started to share this book with the children…all about a Boy who met a Mole, then a Fox and a Horse. We are using the beautiful pages as thought provoking discussions.

Today’s thought was the first page…

We’re really proud of our Sports Apprentice Lauren who was a finalist in the Made in Midlands Awards yesterday at the start of Apprentice Week !

So proud of all our children who have created a school prayer through shared discussion about what prayer is, and what we want for our school.

Henry and Lewis joined Maisie and Bebe as the Brown Clee Buddy team who go up to Ditton Priors Care Home each week to read stories and share a chat.  The residents really welcomed them back after the 2 week holiday!