The bowling team delivered a fabulous effort at their competition on Tuesday 20th January, demonstrating focus, teamwork and enthusiasm from start to finish. Leeland, Oscar, Ayaan, Melis, Lilly and Lilly May worked brilliantly together and achieved an impressive 461 points  as a team, a fantastic result. A special congratulations goes to Melis, who was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the competition for an outstanding performance. Well done to all involved for representin

Year 3 and 4 pupils put in an excellent performance at their football competition on Friday 16th January, showing great determination, teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the event. A huge well done to Diesel, Adebayo, Fredy, Zayan, Desmond, Godfred and Geoffrey, who represented Porters Grange extremely well. The team achieved a strong overall record, winning 5 games , drawing 4 , and narrowly losing 6  against tough opposition. An extra special mention goes to Geoffrey , w

On Tuesday, Seahorse Class enjoyed a fantastic visit to the beach, and what a memorable time they had! We were greeted by a fresh, breezy morning that certainly blew the cobwebs away and set the tone for an exciting day of learning and exploration.  We began indoors with some important teaching about staying safe at the beach. The children talked about what they might see and experience and learned new vocabulary, including different types of shells and place names such as ti

Last week’s groups revisited the suncatcher activity. They proudly remembered how their suncatchers needed to be placed in the freezer, as the colder outdoor temperatures weren’t quite enough to freeze them. It was wonderful to see the children’s reactions—full of awe and wonder—as they observed the change from a liquid to a solid. The children then took their suncatchers outside to test them in the sun, noticing the drips as the ice began to melt. This sparked thoughtful dis

This week, we were delighted to welcome the parents of our Year 3 and Year 4 children to a festive Mince Pie Making Workshop. Led by Chef David and his wonderful Pabulum catering team, the session gave families the opportunity to work together, learn new skills, and create their very own delicious mince pies. Children and parents enjoyed rolling pastry, spooning in the fruity filling, and finishing off with a sprinkle of sugar. The workshop was filled with smiles, teamwork, a

At Porters Grange, we value Reading for Pleasure because we know it builds confidence, celebrates children’s individual reading choices, and nurtures lifelong reading habits. Last week, Orca class enjoyed a fantastic Show and Tell session where pupils shared their current reads and enthusiastically recommended them to their classmates. Kitok, always on the lookout for his next colourful graphic novel, loved introducing his current favourite to his peers.