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  • 08/05/25

    Red Class Mission Week

    Red Class's mission week was based on St George. The children explored St George's past life and his relationship with God. We even explored the legend of St George by creating our very own short film of his adventures with the dragon. We then learnt about how St George had courage and built...
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  • 06/05/25

    Topaz Class Forest School

    What wonderful weather we had today to venture out into our Forest School area. Today the children spoke about the risks and hazards of fire and different ways fire can be made. The children explored ways that we can be safe and to look after ourselves while around fire.  They each took turn...
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  • 06/05/25

    The Freddie Driessen Tournament

    The inaugural Freddie Driessen Tournament kicked off last Tuesday and was a tremendous success. Our girls showcased incredible determination, going head-to-head against various schools and teams. The Cardinal Newman Reds ultimately triumphed, securing the plate, with the Cardinal Newman Bl...
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  • 30/04/25

    Coral Class Science

    As part of our science this week,  Coral Class enjoyed playing a variety of instruments. We were investigating the effect of energy on noise levels. We played our instruments quietly and then used all our energy. We recorded our results using a data logger. We definitely made lots of noise...
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  • 25/04/25

    Burhill Football Tournament

    Well Done to the girls who competed at the Tournament yesterday at Burhill! You showed great determination and respect against some tough opponents, finishing joint first!
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  • 25/04/25

    Yellow Class Forest School

    On Thursday afternoon, the children ventured out into Forest school to notice seasonal changes from Winter to Spring. We had to keep an eye out for the nettle plants which all the children could identify with ease! Children were able to take part in whittling sticks and using a flint and steel...
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  • 23/04/25

    Fire Station Visit

    This morning Reception had a visit from our local Fire Station. Children were given a talk about what firefighters do and what they have to wear. Mrs T and Mrs Haire were each timed to see how long it took them to put on the fire uniform; they were both under 30 seconds! We also got to see the...
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  • 04/04/25

    Garnet Class Forest School

    What a beautiful sunny Thursday afternoon! The children have been exploring our new areas of forest school. They have made bird nests and feeders, used sticks to rub or tap into the soil to attract worms (we had 2 appear!) and we have had a new wash basin/shower installed, which will be kept an...
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  • 04/04/25

    Sapphire Class Forest School

    Sapphire ventured out into the forest school on a bright sunny afternoon. We had lots of fun working as a team to build nests for birds. The children went above and beyond; building swimming pools, shoots and slides, spas and gardens for the birds. Most importantly, the number of bird feeders that w...
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  • 03/04/25

    Y2 Science - Healthy Wraps

    As part of their Science topic 'Animals including Humans', Blue and Violet Class designed and made healthy wraps. Thank you again to the parents that came in to help with this activity. For more photos, please click here.
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  • 03/04/25

    Xavier Science Grand Final

    Recently, the winners and runners-up from our own Science Fair travelled to ACS International School in Cobham to take part in the Xavier Grand Final. The children had a wonderful time learning all about different elements of Science whilst listening to talks from experts and getting involved with t...
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  • 03/04/25

    Y2 Tudor Houses

    As part of their Art topic, YR2 made Tudor Houses. The children enjoyed making links between their Art and History curriculums. Thank you to the parents who came in to help. Please click here for more photos.
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