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Our lovely year 3 music teacher, Ellie, was teaching the children how to play the flute. The children were all given their own ‘toot’ - a beginners flute - and learnt about how to control their breath and the basics of how to play.

Hands up if you’re having a good first day at school! We love welcoming new children into the Sinai family and they are having a very busy and happy first morning doing lots of good listening and lots and lots of playing and...

Working in pairs our year 2 children were learning about balance in PE today. They participated in activities to demonstrate and improve their balance abilities. 

We’re back. The children enjoyed a full school assembly to discuss how we feel returning to school and just what makes Sinai so special. It was also the perfect opportunity to remind the children of the school rules and expectations and for...

We are immensely proud  to announce the results of our recent 2-day Pikuach inspection.   We have been graded OUTSTANDING.  (An outstanding school provides exceptionally well for all its’ pupils...

With a few alterations to make it safer in the sun the PSA summer fair was a big hit with the children. Thank you to our fabulous parents helpers who helped to keep the children cool whilst having fun!

Our School Council had the opportunity to present to Mrs Lipshaw and the School Governors this morning. The group assembled in the Wellbeing Garden for a ‘pupil voice’ session to update on the past year. They have been very successful...

As with all new teachers Mrs Lipshaw was very keen to do a lesson observation. These three new recruits had planned a very thorough Maths lesson for the class complete with learning objective, impressive interactive PowerPoint and even additional...

You’re doing something right when the children are happy to come to school at the weekend! A fabulous return of the PSA’s Junior Disco on Sunday. Lots of happy faces and a great time had by all. 

Year 3 enjoyed a colourful and hands on Maths lesson today. They were measuring capacity and calculating intervals on different scales.

Following Mrs Lipshaw’s assembly on table manners our year 6 lunch hall monitors are having a positive impact helping the younger children with their table etiquette. We want the lunch hall behaviour to mirror the impeccable behaviour in...

Our year 1 children are learning the story of Chicken Licken in English and what better way to familiarise themselves with the text than to act it out with their homemade finger puppets. The result was some very impressive acting, reading...