Remembrance Day 2026
This week in STEM Club, we took on the challenge of building the tallest tower possible using only blocks. Before focusing on height, we explored different construction methods to discover how to make our towers strong and stable. We quickly realised that having a strong base was essential if we wanted to build higher without our towers collapsing!
Throughout the challenge, the children demonstrated excellent resilience, learning from mistakes, adapting their designs, and trying new ideas when things didn't go to plan. It was fantastic to see such creativity, teamwork, and determination as everyone worked towards building their tallest and strongest tower yet.
Hall Green's Attendance Shop opens for the first time this academic year!
Our Year 6 pupils had a fantastic opportunity to take part in Bikeability, the government’s national cycle-training programme, which has now helped more than six million children develop the skills and confidence to cycle safely.
Read below to discover what happened during the visit
It was a privilege to welcome Manny Kang to Hall Green this week, where he shared his inspiring personal journey with pupils and spoke about the importance of developing our inner qualities such as resilience, kindness, and determination. Manny’s incredible achievements—including running the London Marathon five times, raising over £130,000 for Dementia UK, and walking from Wolverhampton to Newcastle—left pupils in awe. This weekend, he will take on his biggest challenge yet: walking non-stop from the Molineux Stadium to London without stopping and without sleep, before then going on to run the London Marathon for a sixth time, all in support of Dementia UK. His message reminded everyone that possibilities are endless and that anything is possible when we believe in ourselves—truly reflecting our school mission statement, “your chance to shine.” The visit left a lasting impression on both pupils and staff, and we are proud to be organising a school fundraising event in Manny’s name to support Dementia UK (details to follow).
Please read below for more information
Our School Council enjoy a day workshopping.
On 17th March 2026, Year 4 enjoyed an inspiring and laughter-filled morning at Stone Cross Library, where they had the exciting opportunity to meet children’s author Ben Davies.
We are excited to inform you that our school will be welcoming the new catering company, abm catering, who will begin providing lunchtime meals after the Spring break on 13th April.
