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  • Year 5 Rivers

    Published 11/06/20
    Aden decided to create a model for the Year 5 rivers and mountains topic.  He based his model on the River Nile (after studying Ancient Egypt earlier in the school year). He has created an amazing river effect.  Fantastic work Aden!
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  • Design skills on show in Year 6

    Published 10/06/20
    Face coverings have become an important item over recent week; allowing people to go about their daily lives and enter shops whilst being protected.  Some people are purchasing their face coverings whilst others have decided to make their own.
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  • Anglo Saxons for Year 4

    Published 09/06/20
    Year 4 have been studying the Anglo Saxon invasions. By using a mixture of text and images Aalina created a power point to show her understanding of Anglo Saxons.  Why not find out for yourselves! Click on the image below to see
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  • Unicef 2.6 challenge and acrostic poems for Yr3

    Published 08/06/20
    Year 3, have been keeping their bodies active and healthy. Take a look at Ayla’s video of her completing the Unicef 2.6 challenge. She did a fantastic job of hula hooping for more than two minutes!     Year 3 hav
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  • Lots of Lolly

    Published 05/06/20

    Making lollies with Kayra

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  • Bronze Award

    Published 04/06/20

    UNICEF Award Carterhatch Bronze

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  • Pupils Artwork Makes the front page!

    Published 14/05/20

    Pupils artwork in the news!

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  • A message from Cheryl Moskowitz

    Published 20/04/20

    Message and poem for Carterhatch Junior School...

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  • BBC Bitesize introduce daily lessons

    Published 20/04/20

    New BBC Bitesize Daily

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  • Catering Provider

    Published 12/03/20

    The Pantry provide all Connect Education Trust  schools with schools meals.

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  • Pantomime - Scrooge

    Published 19/12/19

    Scrooge is based on 'A Christmas Carol' by Charles Dickens.  What a fantastic show!

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