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Coopersale Hall was looking wonderfully festive on Wednesday 11th December, with everyone proudly showcasing their Christmas jumpers. It truly felt like a happy, jolly Christmas at Coopersale Hall School!

Key Stage 1 were delighted to perform their Nativity play, Superstar, for their classmates and families. The musical begins with the stars auditioning and proudly announcing their star personas—pop star, film star, mega star, lucky star, and many more! Each star worked hard to perfect their radiant “superstar” smiles. But…

On Saturday, 7th December, the children of Coopersale Hall School hosted their annual Christmas Concert at St. John’s Church in Epping. Despite the turbulent weather, the church was filled with families and friends who came to enjoy this special event. The singing by the choir and children was truly marvelous, with…

The children in the Eco-Council have been working hard, patrolling the school grounds to pick up any litter that hasn’t been properly disposed of. The children from EYFS and KS1 have been especially diligent, putting in great effort to ensure our environment remains clean and well-maintained. Their work not only…

This week, all the Reception classes will be exploring the school armed with their clipboards, searching for different shapes. They have already impressed their teachers with their keen observations, spotting shapes not only in the structures around the school but also in nature. Well done, Reception! Your hard work is…

Year 4 welcomed everyone to the hall for our Celebration Assembly. They had crafted their own Christingles during an RE lesson and were excited to share what they had learned with us. We discovered that the word Christingle means “Christ’s Light” and that each Christingle is made using an orange, a…

On Friday, 6th December, Year 3 visited St. John’s Church in Epping to experience the Christmas Tree Festival. The children were thrilled to have two wonderful tour guides for this special event—Mrs. Lane and Miss Leeks—who kindly took the time to show them around. Mrs. Lane explained that over 60…

Mr. Wilson warmly welcomed the children into the hall for an assembly focused on Christmas traditions around the world. He highlighted how these traditions can seem vastly different yet share the unifying spirit of Christmas. He explained that in Greenland, it is traditional to eat squares of whale blubber, while…

Mr. Wilson was delighted to announce the introduction of a new Achievement Award, which will be presented every half-term. Teachers faced the challenging task of selecting one child from their class who they felt deserved recognition for their academic efforts or social contributions. Each chosen child was awarded 10 house…

Inspired by the falling Autumn leaves, Year 3 created a large leaf picture.  They were set with the task to produce two A2 pictures using oil pastels. Then very carefully they were required to cut one picture into vertical pieces and the other into horizontally pieces and weave the pieces…