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13 March 2026
Firstly, a huge well done to Apple Class, who represented our school brilliantly during filming in school today. Their behaviour was exemplary and they were a real credit to our school. We are very excited to share the finished footage with you soon and know families will be proud of how wonderfully the pupils conducted themselves. A big thank you to Miss Morrow for offering(!) to do this.
6 March 2026
What a lovely week we’ve had in school celebrating World Book Day! It was fantastic to see the children (and staff!) getting cosy in their pyjamas and sharing their love of books together. I really enjoyed reading a personal favourite (and my original copy) 'Burglar Bill' to the children, in assembly.
27 February 2026
On Monday, we launched our whole-school writing unit centred around identity and self with an inspiring hip hop assembly and workshops. The day began with a lively assembly where all pupils were introduced to the rich culture and history of hip hop. They learned that hip hop is far more than music - it is a culture built on creativity, expression and community. We explored its elements such as breaking, graffiti art, DJing and MCing, and discussed how each form is rooted in storytelling and finding your voice.
26 February 2026
We spoke to our new CEO, Ian Tucker, to find out more about his background and his vision for Red Kite Learning Trust.
13 February 2026
As we reach the end of a very full and rewarding half term, I would like to take a moment to thank you all for your continued support of our school community. Today’s Values Assembly was a wonderful way to finish the term. It was a joy to celebrate the many ways our children have demonstrated our school values in action through kindness, perseverance, respect and responsibility; they are a credit to you and to our school.
6 February 2026
We were delighted to welcome Ian Tucker into school recently. During his visit, he spent time talking with leaders, exploring the school and getting a real sense of daily life at Coppice Valley. He was particularly impressed by the calm and purposeful learning environment, the quality of displays, the appearance of the school and the high level of pupil engagement. He also commented on the warmth, professionalism and commitment shown by staff across the school. Our outdoor grounds also sparked interest, with clear enthusiasm to see even more of how these spaces support learning and enrichment. As he prepares to formally begin his role later this month, he shared how excited he is to be working alongside staff with such high expectations and ambition. We are proud of the positive impression our pupils, staff and environment made.
