Trips and Visits and Visitors
We are committed to providing a rich programme of trips, visits and visitors that enhance the curriculum and bring learning to life. Throughout the year, children have opportunities to take part in a wide range of experiences that broaden their horizons, deepen their understanding and create lasting memories.
These experiences are carefully planned to complement classroom learning, helping children make meaningful connections between what they learn in school and the world around them. Whether through educational visits, workshops, performances, community projects or visits from experts, we aim to provide experiences that inspire curiosity, develop cultural capital and support children's personal development.
We recognise the increasing cost of educational visits and work hard to ensure that enrichment opportunities remain accessible to all families. Wherever possible, we utilise funding opportunities, partnerships and high-quality visitors to school to minimise costs while maintaining a rich and varied programme of experiences.
Mini First Aid
All children from Reception to Year 6 take part in practical first aid sessions delivered by Mini First Aid. Through these engaging, age-appropriate workshops, children learn vital life-saving skills, including how to place someone in the recovery position, respond to choking incidents and understand the basic principles of CPR.
These sessions help children develop confidence, responsibility and an understanding of how to help others in an emergency. By equipping pupils with practical first aid knowledge from an early age, we aim to give them skills that could one day make a real difference to someone's life, while also supporting their personal development and wellbeing





Author visits
Throughout the year, children have opportunities to work with visiting authors and poets who deliver engaging workshops designed to inspire a love of reading, writing and creativity. In the past, we have welcomed visitors such as Andy Tooze, who has worked with pupils through performances and interactive writing activities.
These workshops help children to see themselves as writers, encouraging them to experiment with language, develop their imagination and express their ideas with confidence. By learning directly from published authors and poets, pupils gain a valuable insight into the creative process and are inspired to read widely, write for a range of purposes and develop a lifelong appreciation of literature.
One Day Creative: Black History Month
As part of our celebration of Black History Month, Key Stage 2 pupils take part in workshops delivered by One Day Creative. These engaging and interactive sessions help children explore and celebrate the achievements, experiences and contributions of black individuals throughout history and in modern society.
Through drama, storytelling and creative activities, pupils develop a deeper understanding of diversity, equality and inclusion while learning about significant people and events that have shaped our world. The workshops encourage children to reflect on themes such as respect, identity and belonging, helping them to appreciate different perspectives and cultures.
These experiences support our commitment to preparing children for life in modern Britain and fostering a school community where everyone feels valued, respected and included.
Residential visits
Each year, all children in Key Stage 2 have the opportunity to take part in a residential visit to an outdoor activity centre. These exciting experiences provide children with the chance to step outside their comfort zones, develop their independence and create lasting memories with their friends.
During the residential, children participate in a range of adventurous outdoor activities that encourage teamwork, resilience, problem-solving and perseverance. Whether working together to overcome challenges or achieving personal goals, pupils develop confidence, responsibility and a strong sense of achievement.
For many children, the residential is a highlight of their primary school experience, providing valuable opportunities to build friendships, develop character and gain experiences that support both their personal development and wellbeing.






Changing Lives
As part of our commitment to supporting the wellbeing and personal development of our children and families, we work closely with Changing Lives, a specialist organisation that delivers a range of workshops, interventions and support programmes within school.
Throughout the year, Changing Lives works with children and parents on a variety of important topics, helping to build confidence, resilience, emotional wellbeing and positive relationships. Their sessions provide practical advice, guidance and support, enabling families to access help when it is needed and empowering children to overcome challenges and thrive both in and out of school.
This partnership strengthens our pastoral provision and ensures that children and families have access to high-quality support that promotes wellbeing, engagement and success.



Science Week- FIZZ POP SCIENCE
Throughout the year, children have the opportunity to take part in exciting workshops delivered by Fizz Pop Science. These engaging sessions bring science to life through interactive demonstrations, hands-on experiments and awe-inspiring investigations that capture children's imagination and curiosity.
Fizz Pop Science provides memorable learning experiences that complement the science curriculum and encourage children to ask questions, think critically and explore scientific ideas in a fun and practical way. The workshops help children develop a sense of wonder about the world around them while inspiring a lifelong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
These visits are always a highlight for our pupils and provide enriching experiences that make learning both meaningful and enjoyable.


