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Wembley is calling ⚽🏆
The 2026 FA Cup Final takes place today, as Chelsea face Manchester City at Wembley Stadium in a huge showdown between two of English football’s biggest clubs.
With history on the line and silverware at stake, fans can expect passion, quality and plenty of drama under the famous arch.
Kick off is at 3.00pm BST, with millions tuning in across the country to watch football’s oldest cup competition reach its thrilling finale.
Who will lift the trophy and etch their name into FA Cup history?
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A busy and brilliant week in Robin Class at Lower Heath 🐦✨
The children have enjoyed a fantastic week full of learning and exploration. They have been finding out how to look after their teeth, talking about why brushing is important and how we can keep our smiles healthy.
We also spent time making prayer beads, encouraging quiet focus, careful attention and reflection. In Allwood World, the children explored loud and quiet sounds, listening carefully and thinking about how different sounds make us feel.
During PE, the children practised jumping safely and with control, building their confidence and thinking about how to land properly.
Well done, Robin Class. We are so proud of the effort, enthusiasm and care you have shown this week.
Find out more about life at Lower Heath and see what our children get up to by visiting lowerheath.co.uk.
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Before Easter, the children of Lower Heath had a fantastic time taking part in our Colour Run and raised an incredible amount for charities they chose themselves.
The children decided to share the funds between Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) and Dogs Trust. We were delighted to welcome Lynne Griffiths from RDA into school, who shared photos of the horses and explained that the children’s fundraising has paid for 35 riding lessons for children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Although Dogs Trust were unable to join us in person, they kindly sent a video message which we shared during assembly, helping the children see the difference their generosity is making.
This half term, our Christian value is love, and the children have truly brought this to life through kindness, generosity and a desire to help others, letting their light shine for those in need 💛
A huge thank you to our families and local community for supporting the Colour Run and the charities chosen by the children.
Find out more about life at Lower Heath and how to get involved by visiting lowerheath.co.uk.
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Our Wave System is all about understanding, trust and the right support at the right time 🌊💙
This short animation explains how we notice, respond and support children when they need a little extra help, whether that is emotionally, socially or with learning.
Every child moves through waves differently, and our approach helps staff work together to make sure no one is missed and every child feels safe, supported and ready to learn.
Watch the video to see how the Wave System works and how we support children and families every step of the way.
For more information, please visit marchesacademytrust.co.uk.
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We loved welcoming families into school for our Owl Class assembly, one of our popular termly events 😊
The children really enjoy sharing what they have been learning with their parents and this assembly gave a wonderful overview of work from across the curriculum. From science and computing to geography and history, children spoke confidently and proudly about their achievements and experiences.
The tables were then turned as the children challenged their parents with questions linked to their presentations. Parents did particularly well on the order of the planets from the sun and were clearly impressed by the children’s CAD work in computing.
The standard shown by our Year 5 and 6 children was excellent and reflected their curiosity, confidence and genuine enthusiasm for school life.🌟
Thank you to all the families who joined us and continue to support the children so well.
To find out more about life at Lower Heath CE Primary School, visit www.lowerheath.co.uk.
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Reading really matters at Lower Heath CE Primary School 🌟📚
Across the country, reading for pleasure has declined over recent years, with screens increasingly competing for children’s time and attention. While technology has its place, nothing replaces the power of reading to build imagination, vocabulary, knowledge and confidence. As a school, we are passionate about motivating, encouraging and supporting our children to develop a genuine love of books.
In Kingfisher Class, children are taking part in a Battle of the Books challenge this summer term. They have selected four titles to read, discuss and enjoy together, with quizzes, competitions and activities planned to truly bring the books to life.
We have also been busy contacting authors and were absolutely delighted to receive a book from Adam Kay. The excitement this created has been wonderful to see and has already generated a real buzz around reading.
Here are Tia and Archie, who are keen to share more about the challenge and why they are so excited.
Thank you, as always, for supporting reading at home. Sharing stories, talking about books and making time to read together really does make a difference 💫
Find out more about life at Lower Heath CE Primary School by visiting www.lowerheath.co.uk.
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Are you looking for the right start for your child? Wondering where they will feel known, nurtured and encouraged to be their very best?
We would love to welcome you to our Open Afternoon at Lower Heath CE Primary School and Nursery 🌱
We believe the early years really matter. We offer strong foundations built on genuine care, helping children develop confidence, curiosity and the skills they need to thrive now and for life.
Join us for a relaxed visit to:
✨ Meet our friendly and dedicated staff
✨ See learning in action across our school and nursery
✨ Find out how we support every child to flourish academically and personally
✨ Discover what makes our close knit school community so special
Come and see what makes Lower Heath such a special place to start a primary education.
Register now using the link on the poster, or get in touch on 01948 840524. We look forward to meeting you and your child 💚
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Happy 100th Birthday to Sir David Attenborough 🥳🎈
Last week at Lower Heath, our learning has been inspired by the life and work of Sir David Attenborough and the incredible contribution he has made to our understanding of the natural world.
The children have worked so incredibly hard in their writing, working together in pairs to create mind maps which they then turned into detailed and thoughtful fact files all about Sir David.
Their focus and teamwork have been wonderful to see.
We also enjoyed a lovely art afternoon, where the children created their favourite animals using the media of their choice. They used information books for reference and their final pieces were fantastic 🐊🐎🦈🐢
A brilliant week of learning, creativity and celebration.
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Mental Health Awareness Week is a chance for all of us to pause, reflect and take action to support our mental wellbeing 💚
This year’s theme is Action, reminding us that even small steps can make a real difference. That might be checking in with someone, making time to talk, getting outside for fresh air, or asking for help when we need it.
Within our schools and communities, we are committed to creating safe, supportive environments where children, staff and families feel listened to, valued and cared for. Looking after our mental health matters just as much as our physical health, and we all have a role to play.
Take a moment this week to find one positive action that works for you and encourage others to do the same.
Find support, resources and ways to get involved by visiting Mental Health Awareness Week > mentalhealth.org.uk
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