Farcet Church of England Primary School

We had a great day at Flag Fen on Tuesday. Our whole school had an enriching day learning about prehistory, the Stone Age and Bronze Age. We viewed a world famous causeway (3,500 years old) and became archaeologists, palaeontologists and hunters for the day! @DEMAT__

Yesterday, Aspens catering produced a lovely fresh range of food for all pupils and staff to taste - encouraging pupils to try new foods and fill up after a busy morning of learning! It was fabulous and the feedback was very positive 👍

We welcomed our local PCSOs into our Collective Worship today. Children had the chance to ask questions about the role and how they can be excellent members of the community. The overriding message: be kind! @DEMAT__ @kl55512

We all had a wonderful day back in school. In collective worship today, we learned about the word 'epiphany'; what it means literally and what 'Epiphany is in the Christian calendar. I am sure we will all experience our own epiphanies in 2024!

One of our lovely young people brought me their own recreation of the Queen's Coronation made during lunchtime! 👑😁😂

Happy Coronation Weekend! We have had a wonderful day celebrating with good food, watching a live Coronation performed by Newton Class and an indoor picnic @DEMAT__

A huge thank you to Mrs Stanley for coming into school and telling us about her farm! She talked to us about the crops and vegetables they produce, how they grow and change and the journey they take to arrive in our supermarkets.

EYFS PKC Growing and Changing at Farcet C. of E. Primary - continuous provision for our children 😊 Great opportunities inside and outside for every child to succeed.

Come and join our careers event and see the exciting opportunities available!

A great photo of our wonderful year 6 pupils in the Evening Telegraph this week as part of their KS2 leavers feature: peterboroughtoday.co.uk/education/pete…

In Forest School, our Reception pupils have been exploring the forest area to find minibeasts and build shelters. They were very excited to find a millipede!

Thank you to the children and parents who attended the prayer event at St. John's Church on Friday. Reverend Andrew said that the children represented Farcet wonderfully and enjoyed all of the activities.

Newton Class were extremely excited today as they received a reply to their letter on behalf of Queen Elizabeth!

We had a visit from Det. Giffin today. He visited every class to talk about his job, the equipment he uses in his role and the work of the police. The children asked some great questions and were able to think about how the police help with our British value of 'The rule of law'.

In Forest School today, our Reception pupils have been thinking about the creatures that live in our woodland and their habitats. They worked together to create their own habitats!

Year 5/6 have started a unit of Art about printing. In today's lesson, we looked at a print by Hogarth before learning how to create a mono-print. The children did an observational drawing of an orange and then made their own print.

Lots of spring themed learning taking place in Newton class this week. We all enjoyed the Easter bonnet parade and the children worked very hard on decorating their eggs. Spring has definitely sprung at Farcet!

Yesterday, Mrs Stanley visited our Reception/Year 1 class. She explained how her farm works, about the crops and vegetables they grow and how they change after being planted. Thank you Mrs Stanley!

Land ahoy! Some of the children in year 3/4 have been following instructions to make a pirate hat today, they will create a wanted poster tomorrow.