Weekly Attendance
Our overall attendance this week was 92.8%

Our overall attendance this week was 92.8%
This week, Smith's Wood celebrated Languages day in association with the FIFA World Cup! Children came dressed in costumes linked to their chosen country and experienced a full day exploring their country’s language, history, geography and culture. In Nursery, children explored the United Kingdom, with Reception exploring France and its French cuisine. In Year 1, children explored South Korea and created wonderful landmark sketches. Over in Year 2, children created a football mascot for their chosen country of Belgium. Year 3 explored Portugal of which they created a postcard trip. In Year 4, children learnt key German phrases and went on a shopping trip to buy German foods. Year 5 described the setting of a Brazilian carnival using key phrases, with Year 6 exploring Mexico and created their own portraits of Frida Kahlo.
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Year 2 had a fantastic trip to Coventry Transport Museum where we got to take part in an exciting, hands-on workshop. Here, we investigated the importance of balance, rode scooters, labelled parts of a bicycle and had a go at making our own wheels. After this, we explored the museum and were amazed by the range of different types of transport that were on display. We all loved completing the timeline trail and this helped us to engage with the surrounding exhibits. A day to remember!
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Hard work beats talent when talent does not work hard, however when talent works hard Smith’s Wood win gold! Both our Boy’s and Girl’s rowing teams secured a thoroughly deserved gold medal producing a truly dominant performance at the North Solihull Rowing Championship.
The Girl’s team, demonstrating textbook technique and Olympian levels of endurance, obliterated the opposition leaving them trailing in their wake. The Boy’s team, utilised great teamwork, superhuman levels of perseverance and some inspiring PBs, to storm to victory. Finally, a notable mention to our Girl’s ‘B’ team who not only created history (becoming our first ‘B’ team to qualify for the finals) but also placed inside the top 5. A superb accomplishment from a hardworking team dedicated to practice.
We are immensely proud of all our teams who represented our school with such distinction.
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Today, the year 6's have had a Swinging Sixties day and learnt all about the 60s decade. Throughout the morning, they looked at creating patterns in Maths, choosing appropriate colours and designs. In Literacy, they wrote a newspaper report about the 1969 moon landing, and dressed in appropriate 60s clothing all day! During the afternoon, they created commentary for the 1966 World Cup Final, and researched and designed an outfit for a 60s pop star. It was a brilliant day for everyone, and all children (and staff) fully immersed themselves in the 60s lifestyle, whilst listening to popular 60s music such as The Beatles. A wonderful day for all!
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Last week, children and staff at Smith's Wood Primary had a spotacular week raising money for Children in Need! Children enjoyed buying merchandise, a penalty shoot out with Mr Meers and bought cookies and loom bands to raise money. On Friday, children and staff enjoyed coming to school in our PJ's and putting their orienteering and art skills to the test to unveil the mystery pudsey picture and demonstrate their spectacular teamwork skills, a fantastic time as had by all!
Smith's Wood managed to raise an amazing £1137.23! Thank you to parents and children for all of your contributions.
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Each week, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils can be recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts.
Well done to our ‘Pupil of the Week’ winners this week:
Malakai – 1RW
Aaden - 1SG
Mohamed - 2CP
Jesse-James - 2ERS
Maizie - 3JC
Willow - 3RO
Frankie-Lea - 4BB
Mahrosh - 4KG
Aamira - 5KR
Thomas - 5LH
Rory - 5NW
Eli - 6ES
Luke - 6LB
Ruby - 6ST
Our overall attendance this week was 94.1%
Year 2 had a brilliant afternoon with Luke and his team from GXO Logistics. They brought their HGV to school and all Year 2 pupils had the opportunity to look inside and ask questions. The GXO team were extremely knowledgeable and gave us lots of interesting facts. This will be helpful for us as part of our current topic. We would like to extend a big thank you to Luke and GXO Logistics for such a great afternoon.
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Please find below a link to our Parent/Carer workshop on Anti Bullying and the theme of Bullying at Smith's Wood Primary Academy. This is a good source of information for all parents/carers, we highly recommend that you take a few minutes to watch the presentation. It details information about our anti bullying approach at Smith's Wood Primary Academy and how we take robust, preventative action to ensure that bullying does not exist at Smith's Wood Primary Academy
Please click here for the link
Today, all pupils from Nursery to Year 6 kicked off anti-bullying week with odd socks day. Pupils and staff across the school came in wearing odd socks to reflect their hobbies and personality. KS1 and KS2 pupils both had a special anti-bullying assembly, the purpose of this was to understand what bullying is. There will be further events this week to highlight this area.
For more pictures from anti-bullying week, please check our gallery
Each week, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils can be recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts.
Well done to our ‘Pupil of the Week’ winners this week:
Harley – 1RW
Kayden - 1SG
Keeley - 2CP
Hargun - 2ERS
Monica - 3JC
Harper - 3RO
Dexter - 4BB
Logan - 5KR
Bella - 5LH
Louie-Jay - 5NW
Gracie-Mae - 6ES
Siennah - 6LB
Musab - 6ST