Farewell to our Year 6s. We wish them all the best in their next steps of education. The colour run was the perfect finish to a great time at PPS.

Farewell to our Year 6s. We wish them all the best in their next steps of education. The colour run was the perfect finish to a great time at PPS.

Take a look at Year 1’s AMAZING Van Gogh-inspired artwork. Theyhave worked really hard on them and WOW! They look incredible!

Year 4 had a very interesting visit from Kimberley. She is a local metal detectorist and she brought in her collection of Roman finds. It was amazing to be able to see and touch such ancient finds.

Local author John Croxton, visited Years 4, 5 and 6 this week to lead writing workshops with a focus on wordplay. The children (and John) had fun creating limericks and passages written using words with the same starting letter.

Our Year 5/6 rounders team represented Pontesbury at the School Games tournament today. Through great play, super skills and teamwork, they progressed through to the quarter-finals. Well done to all of them.

Year 3 have been learning all about the process of mummification. As well as learning key vocabulary, they have learned that it would have taken up to 70 days to mummify someone and over 200 m of linen was used to wrap them. Apologies if you find any mummified Barbie’s/dolls at home!

Last week, a group of children, with the support of Mrs Giles, installed the bee hotels that were kindly donated by The Beekeeper Collection. These new additions will help create safe spaces for pollinators and other important insects to thrive within our school environment.
Bees and other small creatures play a vital role in our ecosystems. They pollinate plants, support biodiversity, and contribute to the growth of the food we eat every day. Providing habitats like these bee hotels is a simple but meaningful way to support them.
Introducing children to nature from a young age helps to nurture curiosity, respect for the environment, and a deeper understanding of how all living things are connected. By giving pupils the opportunity to observe and care for wildlife up close, we hope to inspire a lifelong appreciation of the natural world—and encourage the next generation to protect it.


Thank you for your support this morning at our Walk to School event. We hope you all had a fun time meeting Strider and enjoyed the activity along the route.

Well done to our Year 3/4 Tag Rugby team who represented the school yesterday. There was some truly tremendous play in the team with some fearsome defence and superb attack. The team came third overall – what a brilliant result!
Good news! The school has had it’s annual review of Safer Schools and we are pleased to report that the school has passed its re-accreditation. Thank you to all of you for your responses to the Safer Schools survey.
