Inmans Blog

Some pupils from year 6 were invited to help fill the planters in the marketplace by the 679th Mayor of Hedon, Councillor Suzie Wright. They even got a chance to visit the town hall.

Holderness Academy invited year 5 for a special transition day.  Our year 5 children took part in an Art or DT session, a science session and finished the day with a PE session.  We had a great time and even came away with a goodie bag each.  Thank you Holderness...

Year 5 have been learning about Greek vases in their art lessons and they have sculpted a vase out of clay inspiring by the Greeks and today we are decorating them authentically.

Year 5 enjoyed a final visit from Derek the guide dog who will soon be going on to complete his training as a guide dog.  The children loved seeing Derek again and took part in a paired guiding activity to see what it is like to do Derek's job.

A huge thank you to FIS for organising and funding M&M Theatrical Productions’ visit to our school. Our hall was completely transformed into the beautiful world of The Railway Children, and every child thoroughly enjoyed the performance. It was a truly memorable...

Year six enjoyed a fantastic, hands-on stem activity day facilitated by UK STEM Ltd and funded by the Dogger Bank wind farm. They got to build towers and make model turbine blades before testing them out. They then got to compete against each other to see who could...

Year 3 visited the Hull and East Riding and Hands on History museums for their ancient Roman and ancient Egyptian experiences and learning activities. Alongside the museum staff, we had the chance to handle, learn about and discuss real ancient Roman and replica...

Year 3 have designed and made their own Roman shields including a mosaic design. When they were complete we put them to use and created Roman Army formations. They look fantastic. 

In science year 3 completed an investigation. The question was 'Can people with longer femurs jump further?' The children measured their femur, their jump and then collected their results. The children used their results to decide if the length of someone's femur did...

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 To celebrate St George’s Day on Thursday 23rd April 2026, our EYFS children have been busy getting creative! The children enjoyed making, painting, colouring and decorating their very own England flags. We loved seeing their creativity shine while learning...

We had another fantastic performance from all our Rockstars and we hope all the adults that attended the concert enjoyed it as much as we did.

🐣🌸EYFS Easter Bonnet Parade and Stay & Play 🌸🐣 A huge thank you to all our parents, carers, and family members for supporting our pupils in creating their fantastic bonnets. We also appreciate everyone who joined us for the parade and stayed for our Easter stay...

Y5 worked in pairs to create a Victorian toy using a cam mechanism.  We started the week looking at existing products and then learning about different cam mechanisms.  We tyhen designed, created and evaluate our toys.  We are really proud of ourselves.

Another Monday Funday - Our lesson inspired by John McAdam who was a Scottish inventor and changed the way roads were built. A long time ago, roads were often muddy and bumpy, making travel very difficult. McAdam had a clever idea-he used small stones to make roads...

Our Year 2 children have been learning all about the Great Fire of London, and what an exciting experience they’ve had! We were thrilled to welcome Humberside Fire and Rescue, who took the time to visit our school with a fire engine. The children loved exploring all...

We're taking part in the Big Walk & Wheel Challenge.   Monday 16th - Friday 27th March- We would love everyone to be involved.   Encourage your child(ren) to walk, scoot or cycle to school on as many days as possible during the event.   Please send any photos to...

Year 1 had the BEST day today! Our trip to the Wonderlab: The Bramall Gallery at the Railway Museum was an unforgettable adventure packed with exciting, hands-on science. From the moment we arrived, the children were eager to explore – and the best part was that...

Y5 had a brilliant time on their trip to Humberside Airport. A huge thank you to Pinnacle Windows for sponsoring the event.

Y6 were working out the area and perimeter of the outside area in the classroom and then drawing features of the outside space onto their maps.

Outdoor Learning Day. Today all classes focused on nature exploration, forest school activities, and environmental education.

Outdoor Learning Day. Today all classes focused on nature exploration, forest school activities, and environmental education. Y5 made bird feeders and they will be filling them next week.  

Outdoor Learning Day. Today all classes focused on nature exploration, forest school activities, and environmental education.

This week for Children’s Mental Health Week, all our pupils took part in “Come As Yourself Day” today. Children came to school wearing something that makes them feel happy, confident, and like they truly belong, it was wonderful to see so many smiles and expressions...