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…
Coopersale Hall travelled to Oaklands School to participate in this year’s Oak-Tree Spelling Bee competition. Our children did amazing, securing us in second place. 1st Place: Oaklands 2nd Place: Coopersale Hall 3rd Place: Braeside We are looking forward to hosting the event at our school next year.
In recognition of receiving at least 100 reward points pupils in Years 7 and 8 were invited to bring a parent with them to their celebration breakfast. This event provided a wonderful opportunity for pupils to share a meal and for parents to connect with one another in a relaxed…
It was KS2’s turn to enjoy their Easter Disco Party! The children were thrilled to see the hall beautifully decorated and loved the music from the DJ. The photo booth was a fantastic addition, making the event even more special. A big thank you to the ladies of FOCHS for…
Farmer Keith and Farmer Gemma warmly welcomed the children to their farm on our lawn to see a variety of animals. We learned that the lamb was only nine days old and that their sheepdog, named “Pig,” was, surprisingly, afraid of sheep! The children were very respectful around the animals,…
The Eco-Council warmly welcomed everyone to their Earth Day Assembly. Earth Day is a special occasion celebrated worldwide, bringing people together to raise awareness about environmental issues and their impact on our planet. The audience was captivated by a short video about Earth Day. As they watched, they were encouraged…
Neurodiversity is the concept that there is a natural variation in how people’s brains work. The idea is that there is no single “correct” way for the brain to function. Instead, people perceive and respond to the world in many different ways. This includes individuals with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, Tourette…
