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CST Gender Pay Gap Report

CST Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy

CST Special Educational Needs Disability (SEND) Policy FINAL December 2019.docx

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CST Concerns and Complaints Policy FINAL December 2019.docx

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Posted on: January 22nd, 2020

Where will we go on our bear hunt? Through the squelchy mud, the soft grass or the cold snow? The children experienced walking through different textures and described how they felt using words from the story or new words - spiky, freezing, squashy, wet. They then continued exploring the …Read More

Posted on: January 16th, 2020

A large web has been spun outside the Early Years class rooms. How can you get across Incy Wincy Spider's web without being caught? Will you go under or over it, but be careful not to touch the web!

Posted on: January 12th, 2020

As part of our 'I'm a celebrity' topic, children in KS1 were invited to dress up as their favourite famous person or icon from past or present. We had a huge range of celebrities in the classroom, ranging from actors such as Tom Holland and Johnny Depp, to historical figures …Read More

Posted on: December 19th, 2019

It's been a long process. We began by talking about real vehicles and the jobs they do. We also explored toy cars, trucks and trains in school, thinking about how they were put together and the names of the parts. We then designed our own toy vehicles as Christmas gifts. …Read More