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…
Our Friday Celebration Assembly began with a wonderful rendition of “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly” from the musical My Fair Lady. Grace and Scarlett from Year 4 performed beautifully, accompanied by Mr. Wilson on the guitar. The audience showed their appreciation with enthusiastic applause, and we were especially impressed by the expressive…
The children in Upper Kindergarten have been learning about Ramadan. Noah’s family is observing Ramadan and he kindly shared with us how the festival is celebrated.
Year 3 went on a trip to the Gunpowder Mills on Tuesday 11th March. They had a super time with ‘Hilda’ the ARP (Air Raid Precaution) where they were immersed back into 1940. They learnt a great deal about ww2, adding to the knowledge they had from their Spring term…
On Thursday 6th March, Year 4 went to The Hive in Epping Forest for their residential trip. Day 1 On arrival, the children were introduced to our leader, Louise, and shown our first activity – coordinates trail. They independently used a compass to navigate the site and find different cards relating…
The children in Reception re-enacted the rhyming story of Superworm by Julia Donaldson for their class assembly, performing for their parents and siblings. This wonderful story explores themes of friendship, courage, and the importance of teamwork. We see how Superworm and his friends—the toads, beetles, bees, bugs, brother snails, sister slugs,…
On Monday, March 10th, Year 2 spent the day learning about The Great Fire of London and discovering how people lived in London in 1666. Dressed in attire from that time period, the children entered the hall and explored the various types of work people were engaged in during that era….
