Ruby Class had a wonderful Mission Week exploring the theme “The Bible is the most important book.” Throughout the week, the children learned how the Bible provides a strong and loving foundation to guide them in the way they live their lives. They reflected on how its stories, teachings...
We’ve been celebrating a whole week of reading across the school, with activities designed to spark excitement and help children discover new stories. Throughout the week, teachers swapped classes to share their favourite books, classes took part in a reading marathon, and children joined a ra...
On Evacuee Day, Year 6 stepped back in time to explore what life was like for children during World War II. Dressed in period-style clothing, they took part in a series of immersive, hands‑on workshops, including making gas masks, cooking with rationed ingredients, and discovering what daily life lo...
14 July – 30 August 2026
Weston Studio | Burlington House
We are proud to share artwork selected to be submitted by our Year 4, 5 and 6 children for display in the Young Artists’ Summer Show 2026 — a prestigious national exhibition hosted by the Royal Academy of Ar...
This half term in Year One, the children are learning about fabrics in DT. Today they learnt how to weave with paper after looking at a range of natural and man-made fabrics.
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As Ash Wednesday fell during half term, we gathered as a school community on the first Wednesday of the new half term to hold our own Ash Wednesday liturgies. This gave every child the opportunity to reflect on the beginning of the Lenten season and consider what this special time means for their ow...
As part of our ongoing commitment to children’s safe and responsible use of digital technology, we celebrated Safer Internet Day on Tuesday 10th February. Throughout the week, classes took part in activities and discussions to help children learn how to use the internet safely, kindly and resp...
The Year 6 classes may have had a few wet afternoons outside at Forest school, but that did not stop them from exploring. They built dens for their little goblins and even began to dig up some trenches for a stream to be made going from the pond to the fence. Muddy and wet afternoons had b...
A little bit of rain but lots of muddy fun was had by Year One these past two weeks. They carried on the stream that Year 6 had begun and added curves to it, realising they needed a stronger bridge. The water was not reaching some areas, so more digging was needed to make it level. They also ha...
The Year 5/6 Girls won their final game this week in the league to win their group! Soon they will face the winners of group 2 and group 3 to see if they can become the overall league winners this year.
On Wednesday Year One were visited by Dr. Fernandes who came to speak to the children about life in modern day hospitals and GP surgeries. Comparisons were made with hospitals and nurses in the past and in particular with Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole. It was a very 'hands on' experi...