Elmwood Familt Hub Timetable
Please see the attached timetables for July and August at Emwood Family Hub.

Please see the attached timetables for July and August at Emwood Family Hub.
Last week, Reception went on an exciting trip to Hatton Country Farm! The children had a fantastic day full of exciting activities. The children loved going on a tractor ride around the farm and really enjoyed spotting all the different farm animals. We took part in feeding the animals and learnt lots of new facts about how to take care of them. Reception had a great time holding the guinea pigs and exploring all the wide range of reptiles that could also be spotted at Hatton Country Farm.
For more pictures from the trip, please see our gallery.
Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are nominated by their class teacher. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts.
During the assembly, we also celebrate children who have 100% attendance for the week and have been in school every day on time. A lucky dip, of all children who are eligible takes place, and one pupil walks away with £5 to spend on whatever they want, Standards and presentation of a child’s book, chosen at random, are also reviewed and celebrated with the school and the child, whose book has been chosen, has the chance to win a dip out of the basket of goodies, as long as they have used their best handwriting every day, completed their feed forward marking and taken care in the presentation of their date and learning objective. We are extremely proud of all of the efforts of our pupils and the Friday Achievement assembly recognises this pride.
Our weekly winners this week are:
Alecia - REB
Archie - RPM
Amelia - 1RW
Brody - 1JC
Grace - 2HS
Roni-Mai - 2SG
Bobbie - 3MC
Sawyer - 3NW
Phoebe - 4BB
Alfred - 5LH
Jennifer - 5KG
Isabelle - 6ES
Book Look Winner – Atlas - 1JC
Attendance Hero Winner - Emily - 5KG
Our overall attendance this week was 95.1%
Over the past three weeks, our netball team has been competing in the local netball league, with the final taking place on 17th June. In a thrilling semi-final match against St Anne’s, the team delivered an outstanding performance and secured a well-deserved win, earning their place in the final.
In the final match, our players gave it their all and showed incredible determination and teamwork. Although Bishop Wilson claimed the gold, our team proudly took home the silver medal, finishing in second place. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, sportsmanship, and fantastic achievement—well done, team!
Children and staff had a wonderful time at The Edgbaston Priory Club, immersing themselves in all things tennis. The day began with exciting group tennis lessons, where the children had the opportunity to develop their skills and learn from experienced coaches. In the morning, they also had the chance to meet some professional tennis players, which was a real highlight!
After lunch, everyone enjoyed watching live tennis matches, which was a thrilling experience for all. The atmosphere was electric, and the children were thoroughly engaged, cheering on the players and soaking up the action. It was a memorable day full of fun, learning, and inspiration!
For more pictures from the day, please see our gallery.
What an adventure it has been for Year 5! Our intrepid explorers started their Wales journey with a trip to Black Rock Sands for lunch! Rafting, Rides, Sun and Sand were all on offer as Year 5 bounced, climbed, ran and walked their way around North Wales!
Great fun and exciting activities made this a trip to remember, with year 5 showing everyone why we are More than a School!
For many more pictures from the trip, please see our gallery
Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are nominated by their class teacher. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts.
During the assembly, we also celebrate children who have 100% attendance for the week and have been in school every day on time. A lucky dip, of all children who are eligible takes place, and one pupil walks away with £5 to spend on whatever they want, Standards and presentation of a child’s book, chosen at random, are also reviewed and celebrated with the school and the child, whose book has been chosen, has the chance to win a dip out of the basket of goodies, as long as they have used their best handwriting every day, completed their feed forward marking and taken care in the presentation of their date and learning objective. We are extremely proud of all of the efforts of our pupils and the Friday Achievement assembly recognises this pride.
Our weekly winners this week are:
Louie - REB
Elsie - RPM
Poppy - 1RW
Julia - 1JC
Leo - 2HS
Lucas - 2SG
Xiandro - 3MC
Amelia - 3NW
Jaxon - 4BB
Reggie - 4HA
Lacey - 5LH
Willow - 5KG
Sophie - 6ES
Riley - 6LM
Demi-Leigh- 6ST
Book Look Winner – Ava - 6LM
Attendance Hero Winner - Haider - RPM
Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are nominated by their class teacher. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts.
During the assembly, we also celebrate children who have 100% attendance for the week and have been in school every day on time. A lucky dip, of all children who are eligible takes place, and one pupil walks away with £5 to spend on whatever they want, Standards and presentation of a child’s book, chosen at random, are also reviewed and celebrated with the school and the child, whose book has been chosen, has the chance to win a dip out of the basket of goodies, as long as they have used their best handwriting every day, completed their feed forward marking and taken care in the presentation of their date and learning objective. We are extremely proud of all of the efforts of our pupils and the Friday Achievement assembly recognises this pride.
Our weekly winners this week are:
Aida-Lia - REB
Ollie - ROT
Hunter - RPM
Connor - 1RW
Jake - 1JC
Grayson - 2HS
Elise - 2SG
Seren - 3MC
Jai - 3NW
Thomas - 4HA
Satira - 5LH
Phoebe - 5KG
Summer-Rose - 6ES
Finley - 6LM
Vinny - 6ST
Book Look Winner – Hazeemat - RPM
Attendance Hero Winner - Sophie - 4BB
Year 2 had a 'sandsational' time at Weston-super-Mare yesterday, building castles, sharing giggles and enjoying yummy ice cream! Not even a small bit of rain could dampen our spirits! The cherry on top? The shopkeeper praised all of the children’s super manners! Lots and lots of memories of were made - what a day to 'sealibrate'!🌊 🏝️
for more pictures from the trip, please see our gallery.
Our overall attendance this week was 94%
This week Year 2 had an exciting and educational visit from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), who taught us all about staying safe near water. The children learned how to spot safety flags at the beach, explored different types of life jackets, and even dressed up a classmate as a lifeguard! It was a fun, hands-on session that gave our pupils a deeper understanding of the important work the RNLI does and how to enjoy the water safely.
For more pictures from the visit, please see our gallery.