The Early Years classes and KS1 had a wonderful time during the Chartwells workshop, where they explored their five senses and extended their knowledge of different foods and tastes. We use our senses every day, but how often do we stop to really think about them? During this session, pupils…
The following pupils posters and displays were selected for submission into the British Science Week 2025 poster competition. The standard and number of entries was really impressive and it was a very hard decision selecting only 5 entries. Elsie -1V Hugo -1V …
Mr. Wilson welcomed everyone back to school at our first assembly of the term, where he spoke about one of our core British values: tolerance. Before exploring this theme, he expressed his hope that everyone had enjoyed their break. Several children shared their favourite moments from the holidays, setting a…
Our pupils have had an amazing time on the Oak-Tree Ski Trip! Together with the other Oak-Tree Group schools, they hit the slopes in beautiful Passo Tonale, Italy for a fun-filled week of skiing, laughter, and unforgettable memories! Pupils were very lucky to have excellent skiing conditions and the ski…
The sun came out as pupils from across the school donned their homemade bonnets for the annual Easter Bonnet Parade! First up was our youngest children, parading their spectacular hats which were adorned with all sorts of Easter decorations. We had giant eggs, daffodils, chicks, Easter gardens, edible hats and…
Pupils in Reception enjoyed a fun day out at Willows Farm. The children were able to feed some of the animals including the lambs, pigs and goats and continued to enjoy walking around the farm in the fabulous spring sunshine. Some of the highlights of the day were riding on…
All of Year 1 enjoyed a “Teddy Bears’ Picnic” today to celebrate their fantastic learning on this topic. The children had a great time together, enjoying squash, biscuits, and crisps. What a wonderful way to conclude this informative topic on such a sunny day! Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Vora have been…
Upper Kindergarten had a fantastic trip to Lee Valley Farm. They fed the greedy goats, walked quietly through the wallaby enclosure—tiptoeing like mice to avoid startling them—and explored all the animals. The children were lucky to have the entire farm to themselves, giving them plenty of opportunities to engage with…
It was a pleasure for everyone to gather in the hall and enjoy our final assembly together. Mr. Wilson took this opportunity to speak to the pupils about the significance of Easter and the meaning behind Christ’s journey into Jerusalem on a donkey. He encouraged us to reflect on the…
Year 1 Stanley was delighted to welcome their families and siblings to their class assembly, where they shared what they had learned in their topic lessons about toys. The children explored the types of toys their grandparents would have played with, and some of them described these toys to the…
