Month: June 2020

At the start of remote learning, pupils were asked to provide a very different kind of Art. Art which would symbolise hope and a positive mind set.  Art which would form…

On Friday, the Year 6 girls and the Year 5 girls enjoyed boom whackers – a musical activity which involved pupils hitting “boom whackers” on their heads, thighs and other…

If all was as normal Saturday 20th June 2020 would have seen the school compete for the House athletics shield, a highlight of the school year. Unfortunately, this was not…

For more details on the summer art project, Mrs K has put together some information below that can help:  

A small snapshot into Year 6 girls’ week, from Mrs Platt. Camilla B and Willow G and Elizabeth G and Seren W play the tree-hugging trust game in Zone 13….

This week marks the finals of the Cookery Challenge for the Year 8s – a surprising and spectacular Post-CE activity where pupils researched, cooked and baked dishes in their own…

And so, the final burst of activity from the ‘Truly Scrumptious’ Year 3s includes:  Stone Age paper cone people; Imaginatively decorated ‘In the Beginning’ project book covers; Stunning observational drawings…

For all year groups there is a Pick and Mix Sketchbook challenge. The challenge is to work your way through a list of seemingly ridiculous tasks. Tasks such as ‘draw…

Due to the current circumstances, the Year 8 EAL children were unable to sit their Cambridge PET exams, towards which they had worked so hard all year.  However, I recently…

By Kitty R-R, 7B  Tip 1: Sleep  This tip sounds very simple and straightforward but sleep is vital to a happy, healthy mind and body. When you are deprived of quality sleep, it is harder to think…