Pupils are busy being creative
Primary and nursery pupils at Shropshire primary school have been busy producing creations around a series of curriculum-based topics.
From nature, to space, to different continents, the children at Stokesay Primary School in Craven Arms showed that teamwork was the key by getting busy and arty and each contributing in some way to the project.
The school and nursery was awarded a good Ofsted last year in its first inspection, so staff decided to base a week’s work around topics covered on the national curriculum.
Nursery pupils made their own astronaut and called her Rosie, while other classes made a rain forest in a jar and one produced scenes you might see in Europe.
Office manager Millie McKnight said the whole school and the nursery took part in a inclusive event and came up with their own ideas but based on things they had covered in class.
She said: “We were delighted with the Ofsted last year and will be covering many subjects over the school year so thought we would reflect this with some of the creations, and the pupils and staff worked really hard towards this.”
