Maltby Miners Memorial, who are preserving the rich mining heritage of the region, have provided the children with a unique opportunity to cultivate their love for plants.
The initiative, which took place over the past few months, allowed children from various local schools to participate in the planting and nurturing of vibrant flowers. The planters will be proudly displayed around the Miners Memorial Wheel in the heart of Maltby, adding a splash of colour and vitality to the town's landscape.
The Maltby Miners Memorial has long been committed to fostering a sense of community and preserving the historical significance of the mining industry. By extending the opportunity for children to engage in gardening, they have not only promoted a connection to nature but have also instilled a sense of responsibility and care for the environment.
The Gardening Crew would like to extend their thanks to Sharon Biggins, a Trustee of The Maltby Lands Foundation, for donating gloves and tools. The plants are flourishing in our vegetable patches. On Friday The Crew were thinning out the lettuces, carrots and beetroots and repotting the courgettes into larger plant pots. 
A huge thank you to everyone who attended our Coronation Celebration on Friday. It was a fantastic day for all and a great success! We hope you enjoyed the day and the long Coronation Weekend! 
Year 5 enjoyed an absolutely fantastic time at Robinwood Activity Centres this year. They had the chance to take part in a variety of activities and challenges, from canoeing to a zip wire!
The children stretched themselves far beyond their comfort zone and pushed themselves to achieve in every challenge they faced!
They were a real credit to #teamRedwood, we are so proud of them! 
Wishing all the children and families a very Happy Easter from everyone at #TeamRedwood.
Thank you to all the children who took part in the Easter Bonnet parades and design an egg competition. We were astounded by the generosity of the community donating 60 eggs/ chocolate goodies for our raffle and raising school an amazing £214.
This is very much appreciated, have a super Easter Holiday, Mrs Berry.
This week Acorns class had some very exciting farm visitors. The children had a fantastic time meeting the animals and even got to cuddle some new born lambs! We were incredibly impressed with the children's behaviour, they were so kind and caring towards the animals. It was lovely to see so many family members join us for this experience, thank you for helping make this such a special day!
Yesterday Y6 took part in Home Front Day. The children came dressed up as someone from the 1940's and spent the day learning all about what it was like to live during WW2. They dug for victory, made do and mended and learnt how to decipher Morse Code! It was a very fun filled and informative day. 
On Monday Saplings class were visited by some mini beasts! The children were all very brave and enjoyed handling the insects and learning all about them. 
