Month: September 2020

Congratulations to Delilah G, Honor G, Kitty RR and Faris A whose work has been featured in an online publication, Mind’s Eye Prep 2020 put together as part of an…

The relief of actually being back in the classroom is only somewhat tempered by the possibility of another lock-down hanging over us like the sword of Damocles … And although…

It is always hugely exciting and rewarding when a lesson goes exactly how the teacher hopes and Thursday’s drama with 5PW made Mrs A’s little heart sing!  The children were…

How to prove Pythagoras’ Theorem to Year 8?  Paper and Starburst of course!  The theorem states that in a right-angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse (the longest side) is…

Vinehall Venturers made the most of the dry weather and fantastic grounds on Tuesday and were tasked to build a waterproof shelter with one tarpaulin and any natural materials in…

This year, Dyslexia Awareness Week is all about looking at the power of dyslexia to create ideas, for organisations and in society, and the invaluable contribution this makes to the…

  With much excitement, the boarders made pizza, which they had for their supper. Mr Coles was even lucky enough to get a pizza! – Annabel Newcomb  

As part of our cross-curricular theme on conflict, we have been studying the work of the artist Paul Nash.  One of his most famous works was ‘The Menin Road’, which…

4L have been working hard in maths this term, using the new equipment. We are working with numbers into the 10,000s and making fantastic progress.

Year 3 stepped back to the 11th century this week when they designed their own coat of arms for a shield which they then painted. Some chose to adorn them…