The third in our Summer Series Concerts took place on 22 May, and what a journey it was! Family and friends were taken on a musical trip around the world, with performances inspired by Japan, Egypt, France, America. our talented pupils wowed the audience with vocals, guitar, drums, piano, flute,…
This term in Wellies and Woodland Club, the children have been fishing for tadpoles. These fascinating little creatures have been quite clever in avoiding the children’s colourful nets! However, just before half term, they finally caught one of these tiny amphibians! Pupils were delighted! Other creatures caught in their nets,…
The children in Year 4 took part in an exciting and immersive Anglo-Saxon workshop. They explored history hands-on by examining replica weapons and trying on a variety of helmets. A particular highlight was holding a heavy chainmail suit, which gave them a real sense of what Anglo-Saxon warriors would have…
This was a fantastic opportunity for students to learn essential life skills and build the confidence to act in emergency situations. As Danny, our instructor, explained: “You may not be the one to give first aid to someone in need, but many adults haven’t had this training. You might be…
Eco-Council Assembly: The Importance of Bees Our recent whole-school assembly, led by the Eco-Council, focused on the vital role bees play in our ecosystem. Held in recognition of World Bee Day on May 20th, the assembly aimed to raise awareness about the importance of protecting bees. We watched an informative video…
This morning, 6B took part in a workshop on having good self-esteem; this is when you think positively about yourselves. A very kind lady called Jo, (Stride Foundation), came in to discuss with us the importance of believing in ourselves. We completed a few activities that boosted our confidence and…
The children gathered in their House groups to read Ish by Peter H. Reynolds, a story that emphasises the importance of perseverance, self-belief, and embracing imperfection. The book encourages children to try their best and take pride in their efforts, even if the results are not perfect. Pupils responded thoughtfully…
Thursday 15th May was number 2 in our summer series concert. Seven children performed on piano, guitar and violin. Our audience was treated to lovely, atmospheric pieces, traditional folk songs and a classical sonata as well as some lively jazz. It was another wonderful evening. Well done to all our…
Year 5 and Year 6 took part in a fantastic Food Workshop led by Chartwells, helping them understand how healthy food choices support growth, concentration, and overall wellbeing. The workshop began with a video, followed by discussions about different food groups and the benefits each one provides. Pupils then worked…
Year 2 transported us back in time to the Great Fire of London, opening with Thomas Farriner, the baker from Pudding Lane, surrounded by Londoners, stepping onto the stage with a heavy heart. “It wasn’t my fault! It was an accident! I always get the blame!” he cried, clearly feeling…
