At Heronswood, we strive to make the time our children spend at school as fun, exciting, engaging and as memorable as possible. We recognise that children learn best when they have an emotional connection to the activities they are participating in. We do this through a stimulating, vibrant curriculum but also by bringing in outside people and by taking the children out on trips and visits.

Please see our Facebook Page - Heronswood Primary School and Pre-School for our most recent updates since May 2025.

Click on any of the News Posts below to find out what exciting things our children have been up to.

• Tots Weather Topic

  Wed 17 Apr 2024

  As part of our What ever the weather topic, last week in Tots we started to learn about rain . ...

• Year 5 Whizz Maths

  Wed 17 Apr 2024

  Year 5 are enjoying their personalised learning using Whizz Maths. In 5RL, we currently have 7 children in the Hall ...

• Year 4 Mathematicians

  Tue 16 Apr 2024

  As Mathematicians, Year 4 have been identifying obtuse angles in shapes this morning.

• Year 4 Talking Tuesday

  Tue 16 Apr 2024

  Happy Talking Tuesday! Year 4 have been playing the 'consensus circle' oracy game this morning.

• Year 2 Digital Creators

  Mon 15 Apr 2024

  As Digital Creators, Year 2 have been creating digital art. We created different patterns by "tinkering" around with different pen ...

• Girl's Football Club

  Mon 15 Apr 2024

  We had a great time at Heronswood's first ever "girls only" football club! The girls practised their dribbling skills with ...

• Reception Scientists

  Fri 12 Apr 2024

  In topic we have been scientists this week: We have been very impressed with the Reception children's learning behaviours this week. As ...

• Reception Expressive Art and Design

  Fri 12 Apr 2024

  Reception have started an Expressive Art and Design project. We have been exploring how artists make observations and try to ...

• Pre School Activities

  Thu 11 Apr 2024

• Year 5 Scientists

  Thu 11 Apr 2024

  As scientists, Year 5 enjoyed dissecting daffodils to help discover the different parts of a plant.