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…
Reception have recently been learning about animals and their different habitats. Understanding that a habitat needs to provide food, shelter, and protection. So, during British Science Week all three classes joined together for a fun Science habitat (den) building lesson. Creating a tree decorated shelter, making some Spring daffodils, and…
Mr. Wilson was delighted to welcome family and friends to Year 3’s class assembly on World War II. The Second World War took place between 1939 and 1945. Unlike previous wars, it involved nearly all the major countries in the world and was fought on land, sea, and in the…
This term, Year 1 has been learning about coding. During their Computing lessons, they used the simulation program Tizzy’s First Tools – Move. The objective of the program is to code the Turtle to navigate through different scenarios. This week, they played the game Code and Go in their classroom,…
The children from Lower Kindergarten to Year 1 had a fantastic time at the Easter Party held in the hall at Coopersale Hall School. We would like to thank FOCHS for beautifully decorating the hall, organizing the music and entertainer, providing a photo booth, and ensuring the children enjoyed a…
Edith from 2B has achieved her Level 6 certificate in swimming! She started swimming at the age of four, and over the past three years, she has made incredible progress. What did you have to do to gain this level? To earn this certificate, Edith had to refine her technique…
The children in 2H have been learning about the importance of medical safety and the need to always be aware of potential risks. As part of their discussions, they explored what to do if they find medicines at home. Since some medicines resemble brightly coloured sweets, it was essential for…
The day some people had been waiting for had arrived. The Coopersale House Cross Country competition – Beech, Chestnut, Oak and Willow. It was held on the school field. Children from Years 3 and Year 8 took part in the event. The conditions were changeable but most of the time…
