Please note that some of the dates below may change, you will be updated via the school app if this happens:
JUNE
2nd – Children return for Summer 2 term/Y2 Museum Trip
3rd – Y2 Art Trip
3rd-5th – Y6 Residential
5th – Non Uniform Day
8th – Y6 Graffiti Workshop
9th – Y6 Street Art Tour
10th – Y5 Beatles Museum/School Photographer
15th-17th – Y2/3 Residential
18th – Y5 Rivers Trip
22nd – Y5 Tung Auditorium/ Health Roadshow/ Y5/6 Kinball
23rd – Y1/2 Sports Day (TBC)
24th – Y6 Parkgate Trip
24th – Y3/4 Sports Day (TBC) /Summer BBQ
25th – Y6 Gulliver’s World
26th – Y5/6 Sports Day (TBC)
30th – Y6 – Cricket /Y4 Ukulele Concert
JULY
1st – Y6 Transition Day
2nd – Attendance Winners Trip
7th – Y6 Loggerheads
8th – Y6 Transition Workshop for parents
9th – Choir Concert
10th – Y4 Trip
14th – Children break up for the summer holiday
Below are the school term and holiday dates for 2025-26. Please ensure you have downloaded our Parent App to receive notifications straight to your device.
Summer Term 1 – 2026
| Monday 13th April | Children return to school for Summer 1 |
| Friday 22nd May | Children break up for Summer Half Term |
Spring Term 2 – 2026
| Tuesday 2nd June | Children return to school for Summer 2 |
| Tuesday 14th July | Children break up for Summer Holidays |
Our class had an amazing time visiting the Beatles Museum! 🎵 We learned all about the Beatles’ journey and discovered how music is made. It was fun, interesting, and inspiring to see the instruments, exhibits, and stories behind the music. A fantastic day full of learning and enjoyment!🎸✨
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As part of Year 6 upcoming history topic on The Victorians, we visited one of the smallest Victorian gaols of its time. Now opened as a museum, we got to explore the cells, the maternity area, the governors rooms, punishment yard and learnt about the executions that took place there. As you can see by our photos, some of us weren’t happy to be locked up!
Today Class 6 took a tour around South Liverpool to take a look at the different styles of street art and the artists behind them. We discussed what we thought their inspiration was and the messages the artwork was giving us. Mr Curry talked about the history and origins of the Secretary Bird and we talked about the similarities between that and our very own Liver Birds.
Finally we were so lucky (and excited) to get to meet two of the well-known street artists we have been studying in our Art lessons…John Culshaw and Liam Bononi! We got to ask them some questions and they told us why they started street art and how long they’d been doing it for, along with their inspiration and how they paint their images on a huge scale. It was such an amazing experience to get to meet and question the artists we have been researching. How lucky are we!
Class 6 have been on a graffiti masterclass this week. Making their mark on the street art scene. They have learnt new skills in the art of graffiti and know the difference between commissioned and illegal street art. Take a look at our fantastic work below, with a positive, inspiring message (voted for by class 6) and keep a look out for our final piece on display at our leavers assembly next month.
We showed great teamwork on the zip line and had lots of fun on low ropes…
We had so much fun abseiling and some of us overcome our fears.
We had lots of fun canoeing along the Menai Strait. The weather was a bit choppy but with great teamwork, we navigated brilliantly. Once we had finished, we used our great teamwork skills to bring the canoes out of the water before some of us braved the water again for a quick dip off the jetty.
Today we have began taking part in the LifeSavers Programme which will help our pupils learn about money and how to manage it wisely. As part of the LifeSavers Programme we have partnered with a local credit union, Central Credit Union, to provide our school savings club for pupils.
Any pupils from Reception to Year 5 are eligible to join the savings club now and they will receive a LifeSavers Passbook and wallet when they join. Please see the letters your children took home with them for more information and the QR code to register by Friday 12th June.
Some children from each class had the opportunity to partake in the assembly and help their fellow classmates to understand the importance of money and savings.
Today we had our Diversity Day. We read a book called ‘Wisp, A story of Wonder.’ The themes of this story were Refugees, War, Starting somewhere new, Asylum, Empathy and Welcoming others. The children made connections to stories they’d read and situations they have been in that relate to our story. They made lovely predictions about the story and we talked about how Hope can make a difference to our lives.
A huge well done to our girls football team who were crowned academy champions after winning their tournament at Melwood on Thursday. Well done all, we are very proud of you!
A big thank you to one of the parents from Y4 who visited EYFS today as our mystery guest reader. We really enjoyed listening to the story you chose to share. If you would like to become a mystery guest reader, please get in touch.
It was a very warm day in the garden so we went to visit the fire when the fire pit was ready to cook on. Today we made cheese toasties, we sang songs around the fire pit whilst we waited for them to cook.
What a day we had in London! We started our day super early so we arrived in London by 9am. Our first stop was the tube, headed for The Tower of London.
We had a brilliant few hours at The Tower of London where we saw the Crown Jewels, Bloody Tower, Traitors Gate, learnt about William the Conqueror and his White Tower, Sir Walter Raleigh’s imprisonment and had some lunch with the squirrels and ravens before taking part in a wonderful workshop. We then headed to the embankment and had a lovely walk along the Thames seeing the fabulous sites of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Downing Street before taking a stroll past St James’s Park to see Buckingham Palace. After an amazing day we jumped back onto the tube to Euston station where had some tea before boarding our train back to Liverpool. Oh and we did see some famous faces….Sir Kier Starmer and John Barnes!
The children enjoyed an exciting session of capoeira, combining movement, music, and teamwork while building confidence and having fun. A big thank you to the parents who provided the session and helped make the session so enjoyable for everyone! We are looking forward to the after school club starting in Summer 2.
Today we had an assembly about Capoeira and a small taster session for a new after school club that would be starting after half term. This was very interesting to see a new style of club that is an Afro-Brazilian martial art and game that includes elements of dance, acrobatics, music and spirituality.
Our second stay and play group enjoyed time in the garden, taking part in some forest school activities. The children and some of their parents enjoyed making nature bracelets, flower art and they used the fire to toast some bread. The children enjoyed showing the parents their knowledge of how to stay safe around the fire before helping to prepare the kindling and lighting the fire with the flint and steel.
Today we had a trip down to the Albert Dock to ask members of the public about why they are visiting the Albert Dock today. We got to ask if they were from Liverpool or if they were tourists and what they were visiting for, whether it be, museums, restaurants, cafes etc… We got lots of information to make a bar chart with.
The School Council want to say a big thank you to everyone who donated and bought cakes recently at their cake sale. They raised £200 and presented the money to Shy Lowen Horse Rescue Centre this week who were delighted.
Everton and Anfield Family Hubs have a wealth of courses, workshops and activities available. We have attached a copy of their Spring timetable so you can view what is on offer. If you would like to take part in anything listed, please contact them directly.
122Pleasant Street, Liverpool L3 5TS
Tel: 0151 709 3802
Email: pleasant-ao@pleasantstreet.liverpool.sch.uk