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As part of Children’s Mental Health Week at the end of last term, the children at Aston Lodge took part in a range of activities
Last week in Maths, Hazel class were busy solving maths mysteries as part of number day. They worked really hard to use all of their
Y6 Celebrate Number NSPCC Number Day!
Y6 enjoyed some real-life Maths work last week, to end their unit on ratio and celebrate Number Day! They made ratio drinks, with types of
Girls Brigade Christmas Carols
Two of our dedicated Y5 pupils, Violet and Nell, sang Christmas carols with Girls Brigade last night to the residents of Swallownest Care Home. It
On Monday, the whole of Aston Lodge School visited the Central Methodist Church to perform carols and light their Christingles during the service. The Open
Aston Lodge Christmas Dinner 🎄🍽
The whole school enjoyed a yummy Christmas Dinner on Wednesday. We had veg, meat, a Yorkie pud and of course, some pigs in blankets! Thank
KS1 and KS2 enjoyed their Polar Express Movie Night on Monday evening after school. Pupils watched a Christmas classic, snuggled up in their pyjamas, with
Trip to the Wickersley School Pantomime!
Hazel class had a fabulous time at the Wickersley School pantomime ‘Robin Hood.’ 🎯🌳 The children were really inspired by the cast and many of the
Aston Lodge take part in The Big Assembly
Last week, Aston Lodge were excited to be part of ‘The Big Assembly’. Schools from across the country connected online to take part in the
FS1 Celebrate Children in Need
The children in FS1 enjoyed their spotacular non-uniform day to help raise money for Children in Need. They enjoyed creating their own Pudsey masks and singing
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On Monday, Ash Class worked super hard to start creating some pencil cases in DT. The children were resilient with their sewing, which was tricky!
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