We have been busy making vehicles. We have got a camper van in our role play area, a dumper truck in the construction area, a delivery truck in the creative area and a helicopter flying around the classroom.
Enjoying Goal ball today





















Immersion Week in Class 4- creating our class environment








Reading Crew in Class 4
We have had a lovely reading session in our crew working in pairs, supporting each other and encouraging to keep on going!


Busy Vehicles!
Our Nursery children are enjoying the start of our new Expedition. They are having lots of fun in our big red bus and fixing and washing bikes in our outdoor garage.
Immersion Week
We have had an amazing start to our new term and had so much fun this week trying to work out what our new expedition might be. Take a look at some of the activities we have enjoyed.
Crew breakfast.
Planning the decorations for our chocolate room.
Getting creative!
Getting active and enjoying the sunshine!
Family Testing

This week Class 4 have been busy working on their expedition final product. We have been planning and writing our reports and creating some beautiful art work.
Working Hard on Our Expedition Final Product
We have been busy researching and planning our reports about amphibians, birds and fish.
We have drafted, critiqued, redrafted and painted to complete our beautiful animal artwork.
Class 3 you all worked so hard and I hope you are very proud of your beautiful work!
Headteacher at Norton Junior School
Dear Community
After a rigorous recruitment process we are delighted to say that Miss Tunney has accepted our offer to be the new Headteacher of Norton Junior School, alongside her role as Headteacher of Norton Infant School. The Local Governing Committee, Staff Panel and Executive Team were unanimous in their decision to appoint Miss Tunney. Miss Tunney will continue to lead her wider leadership team to further improve Crew, Expeditions and High quality student work.
We are all very excited to see how Miss Tunney will drive improvement across both schools.
Well done Miss Tunney
Neil Butler
Executive Principal The XP School Trust















































































































