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This year’s Leavers’ Service was held this morning in the Chaplin Theatre.  The Year 8s, their parents and staff had to adapt to the current restrictions and were sad not…

Six months ago, when the idea of the Year 8s hosting a charity fair was suggested, I envisaged bright sunshine, blue skies and birdsong. Instead, the great British weather forgot…

Looking and thinking back to the summers before Lockdowns, every Year 3 class has learnt and rehearsed for a Group Performance of poetry or narrative to present to a live…

‘We didn’t realise we were making memories; we just knew we were having fun.’ There was certainly a lot of fun and anticipation in the Pre-Prep this week as the…

If you run a drama department, I imagine you should expect some drama! However, I was not prepared for the news that my star, Rory R, had broken his leg…

The children were delighted when the chimes of an ice cream van were heard coming up the Vinehall drive this week. The Nursery and Kindergarten were the first to visit…

Not being able to hold the Summer Fair this year meant that our annual gymnastics display was unable to go ahead.  To give the girls their chance to shine, coach Mrs…

Having tearfully taken 3E along the corridor to Mrs Barrett in 4B, I was delighted to welcome Year 2 to the De Beer block, on their Transition Morning to Year…

“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players.” Just a few days after enjoying a brilliant performance of the musical “Bugsy Malone” put on stage…

The Sunken Fence pitch was awash with colour on Thursday afternoon as, for one of their last Post CE activities, the Year 8s ran the gauntlet of teachers and gappers…