A giant footprint had appeared in the allotment.

Who does it belong to?

The reception children have been investigating.....

We would like to say a big thank you to all who supported our Christmas Market and International Food Fair Fundraiser.

Although the weather caused a lot of our planned activities to be cancelled the children delighted in sharing their amazing creations with their adults...

As part of Receptions learning this week the children went on a welly walk and found some interesting clues - a red nose, collar and reindeer dust ....

Take a look at some of the pumpkins that the children carved and brought in to display on the school slope entrance.

On the 4th of October the children were invited  to come and see (with their families) how the allotment has expanded during our harvest festival week. The children made baked goods to sell
over the week in order to help raise money to maintain and further de...

To promote ‘Walk to School’ month, our Junior Road Safety Officers have made the attached poster which they would like to share with all parents.

Please do get involved so that your child feels included in this activity.

Walk to School months, days and weeks will become...

To start the academic year with a bang, the circus came to  John Locke Academy!

With the Big Top stationed on our field, the children had the chance to take part in Circus Skills workshops all day.

The visit has inspired a lot of creative writing and artwork, several of...

Welcome back to school, everyone!

It’s a new school year, with new classes, new friendships, and new learning opportunities!

We are looking forward to all the adventures we will go on and all the fun we are going to have together in the new school year and we hope that y...

Throughout this week the children had the chance to take part in a sports day - some of the activities were very much team based - such as a bean bag toss, kick or throw a ball into a goal or a fancy dress race but the days also included some traditional sports day rac...

Today the Reception children went on a school trip to the Chiltern open air Museum.  As part of the day the children were able to explore woodlands, go on a bug hunt, learn about aquatic habitats (which included pond dipping) and explore insect life around the 45 acre...