2022 was a big year for everyone - not least these Year Sixes who have just enjoyed their first year of uninterrupted education since the Covid pandemic.
Sam Osborn, 11, Ellie Delaney, 10, Will Fraser, 11, Ben Feder, 10, and Lily Taylor, 10
"Lockdown wasn't too bad, it just felt weird," Sam Osborn, 11, said:"When you have the summer holidays by the time you get to the fifth week you get bored, it was a really long time." "This year," Ellie Delaney, 10, added:"I'd like to see all wars end and never happen again because I don't like what's happening."
"We were having a film night," Lily Taylor, 10, said:"My dad saw it on his phone so we put the news on. I was sad and shocked."
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