An unexploded World War 2 bomb was unearthed during some routine gardening at Dunkirk Primary School. This was a great coincidence as the children were writing newspaper articles at the time. The scene was explored, photographs taken, eyewitnesses interviewed and catchy headlines created. The area was made secure and the children were inspired to write exciting articles for their newspaper. 
Our Osprey (Flappy and Dancer) have now fledged their nest at Rutland water. We have decided to learn a bit more about them and have created some beautiful art work.
After being inspired by the fabulous Sky Hawk book which follows the migration of Iris a female Osprey, Redwood decided to follow a real life journey of Osprey at Rutland water.
We have been reading the fabulous book 'Adolphus Tips' The story is set in 1943 during the second world war and is the diary of a young girl who has to leave her town of Slapton as allied forces prepare to invade France. However, her little cat Tips has other ideas
Dunkirk's new attendance rewards started this term. Individual children and whole classes are rewarded for excellent attendance. Children can win extra playtimes, film afternoons, ipad time and children with 100% attendance get to wear the special attendance badge of honour. Attendance Ted sadly retired and was replaced by the amazing Attendance Winners Cup!
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