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Upper Kindergarten Cambridge had great fun pond dipping with Mrs. Carter in the sunshine. They were excited to find snails and tadpoles!

Reception had a wonderful time visiting Hylands Park last week. The children enjoyed Forest School activities in the woods; making tree bark necklaces, exploring the tepees, hammocks and playing in the large mud kitchen, among many more forest activities. Reception loved toasting marshmallows on the fire pit and walking through…

Year 1 were visited by London Punch and Judy show with Professor James on Friday afternoon. It was wonderful that the children had a taste of traditional British culture in line with out Topic; the seaside. Afterwards, the children sat outside in the sun and enjoyed an ice pop! A…

Year 2 went on an adventure in Epping Forest with The Hive. They took part in a plant sensory trail, made land art, waded through a stream and found minibeasts and their habitats.

The children in Upper Kindergarten Cambridge have been working together in pairs, as part of our topic on Capacity. The children matched the pictures to the words, empty, half full and full. It was lovely to see and hear them discussing where the pictures should go and working together with…

The children in Year 6 had a very creative day at the William Morris Museum. Following a tour of the exhibits, including the new ‘Morris Mania’ room, the children took part in a tile decorating workshop. They all did an excellent job of creating a design inspired by William Morris….

During our whole school assembly, Mr. Wilson spoke to the children about “International Nurses Day.” He asked where they might expect to see a nurse and what kinds of help nurses provide. He was delighted with the variety of responses, ranging from “There was a nurse at my birth,” to…

Thursday 8th May was the first in our Summer Series Concert. Nine of our talented pupils performed in The Studio to an audience of over 20 family and friends. The audience were treated to performances on piano, violin, guitar, drums and voice.  The pupils and their teachers had worked very…

The children gathered in the hall to enjoy a special assembly led by those who take additional singing lessons. The audience were treated to a lovely selection of songs and gently sang along to familiar tunes, including Yellow, Undercover, Daydream Believer, and many more. Jessica (Year 5), Grace (Year 4),…

A humongous WOW to all the children who took part in this year’s Readathon! Together, you raised just over £1,000 to support local children’s hospitals by providing books and reading opportunities. What a fantastic achievement—your efforts will make a real and lasting difference. Well done for showing such a passion for reading…