Moor Hall Carnival of Lions

Moor Hall Primary School are extremely excited to present a dance performed by the whole school - The Carnival of the Lion’s. As a school, we have taken inspiration from the Carnival of the Animals concert, of which we were fortunate to watch being performed live (virtually) by the CBSO, and have used this dance project as an exciting opener to many more ‘animal’ based projects that we have in store. All children from EYFS to Year 6 fully engaged, enjoyed and achieved during this project and we are so proud to show you our final performance. Enjoy. #themoorhallchild

 

Edgbaston cricket finals day - Year 5

Year 5's cricket team represented Moor Hall exceptionally! They came 9th out of 140 schools which we are all incredibly proud of. A big thank you to the team and parents for a wonderful day.

Year 5 cluster day at Arthur Terry

On Wednesday, Year 5 visited Arthur Terry for their cluster day. We all had a great time and here are some photos from the day...

Year 5 had a great day at the Black Country Museum! Here are some photos of our visit...

Word search marvel

A child from year 5 enjoys doing word searches in her spare time and so decided to design a word search for the children of Moorhens. she received a certificate of achievement for her well earned effort. 

Thank you and well done!

Internet safety workshops

PSCO's will be in school tomorrow to deliver Internet safety workshops to KS2 classes. They  will be using CEOP video clips. We very much appreciate their involvement in school.

Year 5 cricket festival

Year 5 had a great time at the cricket festival today!

Year 5 at the Schools' Challenge final

Yesterday, Year 5 had a fantastic time at Perry Barr Fire Station to take part in the 'Schools' Challenge' final! We have learnt lots of safety facts and had lots of fun!
Well done to Year 5! You have made everyone extremely proud!

Space Camp 2018

On Thursday night we had a memorable evening at school - Space Camp. The Y5 children did a lot of different activities and then slept over in the school hall. We were fortunate enough to have had a clear evening so the children were able to see star constellations, the moon and the planet Venus from the car park. Photographs to follow on our website this week.

The children took some of the pictures using Mr Steggall's camera. The moon was a crescent and this meant that the sky was not flooded with light so we could see some of the stars. Venus was clearly visible.

Whitemoor Lakes - Extra photos