Whole School Events
International Week 2025
This week, our school has been buzzing with colour, music, and connection as we celebrated International Week — a joyful exploration of the many cultures represented in our community.
Children had the opportunity to visit other classes, learn greetings and phrases in new languages, and take part in exciting activities such as djembe drumming, storytelling, and cultural crafts. The atmosphere has been one of curiosity, respect, and celebration.
We’ve been especially grateful to the many parents who came in to share their heritage, traditions, and experiences with the children. Your contributions brought our learning to life, and we warmly welcome anyone who wasn’t able to join us this time — there will always be future opportunities to get involved.
Today, pupils proudly wore or showcased something meaningful to them — from traditional clothing and family artefacts to personal stories and creative projects. This culminated in a fantastic assembly, where each class shared highlights from the week and celebrated the richness of our school community.
Do take a look at the class pages for more photos and reflections — they capture the spirit of the week beautifully.
Poetry Festival
Each year we invite all the children in the school to share a poem with the rest of the class. We encourage everyone to take part, reading aloud to their classmates. Some children are then chosen to take part in the final. This is an opportunity to come together and listen to a wonderful array of poems, with some fantastic props and costumes.
Why not have a look at some of the entries from last year?
World Book Day
Photos from Wellbeing Week
Art Project
This week some of the year 1 and year 2 children were lucky enough to take part in a local community art project. Audrey Montet, a local artist, invited St Peter's to help paint a mural surrounding the King Offa pub on Wallingsfield walk. The children designed their own stencils and then worked together to create a beautiful bed of flowers and butterflies. We look forward to seeing the final product!
Art Mural community project
International Week 2017
What an amazing week. Thank you to everyone who has supported and helped us to make this week run smoothly. The smell from the food festival was out of this world. Such a variety of flavours!
Here are a variety of photos showing the activities and the food that the children were involved with during International Week:
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Dick Whittington
The whole school enjoyed a performance from M and M productions of Dick Whittington
Queen's 90th Birthday Picnic Celebrations
We all had a marvellous afternoon to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday. We enjoyed a whole school picnic on the field followed by a range of activities organised by the staff. A particular highlight was the maypole dancing where children from across the school joined together to participate.
A huge thank you to Mrs Bennett and her team for working so hard to prepare close to 200 packed lunches. It was very much appreciated by everyone.
Each of the children were given a commemorative mug to take home that we hope will provide a long lasting keepsake for years to come.
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Art Week
The whole school has enjoyed a fantastic Art Week organised by MissLaffy. The children have participated in a wide range of workshops including scavenger hunts, newspaper sculpture,mosaics and Indian mask making as well as a whole range of activities in class. There have been many highlights but the painting and building of our new ‘St Peter’s Tree’ has been tremendous. The sight of over 100 children painting their piece for the tree on Wednesday will be a lasting memory for us all.
