Since November last year, Rosanna has been passionately involved in marine biology, she gets up at 6am all year round (she can barely walk in the layers she puts on in winter including marigolds under her gloves I’m so glad I don’t have to go haha) in winter, spring, summer and autumn, to survey seaweed and collect litter from the coastline. She even discovered a rare black squat lobster. the first recorded on our coastline! Which has now been documented.
Rosanna loves teaching her friends about different marine species, learns about the importance of our ocean and its future impact, and continues to dedicate her time to protecting and understanding marine life. She even handles jellyfish fearlessly and “rescues them from her friends in the summer holidays”!
Most recently as of yesterday she was invited aboard the RRS Sir David Attenborough for an afternoon with four of her marine biology friends, an incredible, once-in-a-lifetime experience. And to top it off, she’s been nominated for a Maritime Award across Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex, with a formal event taking place in November.

Football Team - Wednesday 17th January

I am so proud of the team we took to Chase Lane this week. Despite the fact that we did not win the match we played a good game. They showed great promise and played really well as a team. They represented themselves and our school very well. Thanks to all the parents who supported us at this event and a huge thank you to Mr Lammas and Miss Tye for organising this. Pictures of our team will be uploaded next week.