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  • Year 1 Snettisham Trip

    Published 02/07/25

     

    On Wednesday 25th June 2025, Year 1 went on a trip to Snettisham Park Farm as part of our Topic on 'Food & Farming'. In the morning, we fed the greedy goats and the cute lambs. The children were great shepherds and shepherdesses, pushing the lambs back into their pens. Then, we collected the eggs from the hen hatch and checked their size. We also got the tortoises out of their enclosure and watched them crawl across the grass as we stroked their shells. In the afternoon, we went on a tractor ride to feed the deer. 

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  • Year 3 - Cambridge Science Centre

    Published 23/06/25

    Year 3 enjoyed programming Ember the dragon using a Micro:bit before exploring the activity centre.

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  • Year 3 visit to Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue.

    Published 23/06/25

    Year 3 received a warm welcome to the synagogue.  We learned how Jewish families hold a Shabbat dinner each week and what happens during the dinner.  We were also able to see the Ark and the Torah which we have been learning about in our RE lessons.  One class member was able to dress up as a high priest and we learned how the dressings on the Torah replicate this. 

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  • Year 3 - Archaeologist Visit

    Published 23/06/25

    We enjoyed a visit from an Ancient Egypt archaeologist.

    We learnt about the skills required when excavations are taking place and how many different professionals are involved - from biologists to town planning.

    We were able to hold a tool from over 3000 years ago.

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  • Year 6 - Twin Lakes Trip

    Published 16/06/25

    Year 6 Trip to Twin Lakes - A well-deserved celebration!

    On Thursday 12th June, Year 6 enjoyed an exciting and memorable day out at Twin Lakes. After all their hard work and dedication throughout their time at school, the trip was a fantastic way to celebrate everyone's achievements. Year 6 had a brilliant time experiencing a wide range of rides and attractions, and their behaviour was exemplary throughout the day. It was a well-earned reward and a day to remember!

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  • Talent Show

    Published 08/05/25
    On Friday 25th April, we hosted an after school talent show to provide an opportunity for our pupils to showcase their talents. There was no threat of the BGT buzzer for our pupils – but everybody did so well that they would have been much more
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  • Red Nose Day 2025

    Published 24/03/25

    Friday 21st March was Red Nose Day and non-uniform day at Heritage Park Primary School. The children enjoyed wearing their red noses and raising funds for Comic Relief.

     

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  • Reception - Ramsey Heights

    Published 21/03/25

    Reception class enjoyed their first school trip to Ramsey Heights nature reserve. They experienced a wide range of activities linked to the natural world, including a nature walk, bird watching, bug hunting and den building. The children also enjoyed learning about how acorns grow into oak trees through an interactive story experience. We discovered which animals live at Ramsey Heights through evidence such as animal trails but also through seeing some of the animals, such as the birds.

    We had a lovely first school trip, and luckily the sun was shining for us all day which made for an even better experience!

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  • Reading activities in school

    Published 18/03/25

    March has been an extremely busy month for reading at Heritage Park Primary School. We started the month by celebrating World Book Day where the children shared their love of reading through lots of fun activities throughout the day, including a picture book scavenger hunt around school.

    For Reception and Key Stage One pupils, we held a Bedtime Story event after school which was extremely well attended by parents and pupils.

    We have also held external workshops called ‘Bringing books to life’ in which each class had the opportunity to learn a dance to support their storytelling.

    Later this month, we will be holding our own Scholastic Book Fair and there is a competition open for children to try and win a book token to spend at the book fair.

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  • Year 6 - Bletchley Park

    Published 17/03/25

    On Wednesday 12th March, Year 6 visited Bletchley Park and looked at its use during WW2. We learnt about technological advances, the importance of secrets and looked around rooms that were made to look like they would have done during WW2. The children also had a lesson on morse code and code cracking using an enigma machine. 

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  • Year 1 - Pirate Day at Ferry Meadows

    Published 14/03/25

    On Thursday 13th March, Year 1 went to Ferry Meadows for a pirate-themed outdoor trip. In the morning, they created and tested model pirate ships on the lake and built shelters in the form of dens. In the afternoon, they went hunting for treasure by following a map to collect clues and crack the code. 

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  • Breakdancing and Beatboxing Day

    Published 10/02/25

    On Monday, 27th January, our Key Stage 1 and 2 students had a fantastic time during our Break Dancing and Beat Boxing Day! Throughout the day, the students participated in various activities led by experienced instructors who taught them the fundamentals of break dancing and beatboxing. It was wonderful to see the children express themselves creatively while developing their coordination, rhythm, and teamwork skills. Many of them showed remarkable enthusiasm and talent.

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