On Tuesday 8th July year 5 took part in a toy sale to raise money for our designated charities this year – Little Life Savers and Spinal Injury Association. The sale was held in the courtyard over a couple of days. This was a task set against the Oaktree Challenge Silver…
Mr Wilson warmly welcomed the pupils and families of Year 6 to the hall for their final Graduation Assembly—an occasion tinged with sadness, yet filled with hope for new horizons and exciting new beginnings. Although he had only been at the school for the past year, Mr Wilson took this…
Miss Gowland and Mr Wilson were delighted to welcome the Early Years children to the hall to celebrate the end of a wonderful year at Coopersale Hall. They congratulated the children on how, from their very first days in the classroom, they had grown into the confident, curious, and kind…
WOW! KS1 and KS2 Talent Show was a complete, booming success! All of the children truly showed off their unique and wonderful talents. We had singers, dancers, gymnasts, magic acts, comedians, bubble art, speedy Lego building, motivational speakers and more! The children were truly so brave and as an audience,…
It was delightful to see the wonderfully creative and wild hairstyles that pupils and staff came up with for Mad Hair Day this year. This final charity event of the academic year was held in support of Little Life Savers, one of the nominated charities we have been supporting this…
Jovi was thrilled to share with his classmates that his team had been awarded a trophy as runners-up in their football tournament. He said that his team had played really well and they were proud to have earned the trophy through all their hard work. What a wonderful achievement Jovi!…
At the end of March, Coopersale Hall School pupils began a sunflower growing competition. After three and a half months—and a mix of spindly stems, impressive efforts, and more than a few wilted plants—we now have a winner of the tallest sunflower category. The competition had two parts: children grew sunflowers…
Jack sent Reception Billington some magic beans to grow. We planted them and have been carefully tending them. We also made a castle in the clouds for the beans to climb up to. We can’t wait to find out what magic beans taste like they produce some pods.
We were delighted to host our annual SummerFest celebration, where children and families enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon on the lawn at Coopersale Hall. Mrs Jones was especially pleased with the performances from the Orchestra and Choir and was thrilled by how beautifully the Key Stage 1 pupils sang Cracas Maracas….
Year 5 and 6 went to Mersea for two nights and three days. Most people stayed with 7 other people in a wooden lodge with metal bunk beds, but they still were quite comfortable. Our first activity started as soon as we got there which was early afternoon; we hadn’t…
