10th May 2025
Throughout this year, the children in the gardening club have spent a busy time creating new planting areas in the school playground. As the weather gets better, the garden will hopefully be a riot of colour. They have learnt how to care for plants, sowed seeds and investigated what is needed to create a garden. They are focusing on planting drought-tolerant plants to try to conserve water but also plants that attract insects to help pollinate. The children have planted potatoes and strawberries, with cucumbers and sweetcorn to follow, and have the beginnings of a herb garden that will be used in the school kitchen. Watch this space for a sweet pea teepee … a cosy colourful corner of the playground where children can sit and read quietly surrounded by colour and wonderful fragrance.
30th May 2025
Year 4 were able to add to their RPE (Religion, Philosophy and Ethics) learning about Judaism by visiting Wimbledon Synagogue recently. They learnt all about the different features of a synagogue, and traditions of Judaism and heard. The children were then able to try grape...
After some super secret planning, Year 6 were surprised with a trip to London’s West End for the new production of Oliver!. Reimagined by Cameron Mackintosh and Matthew Bourne, the performance was incredible, and the children loved seeing the characters come alive on the stage,...
20th May 2025
1S recently performed their class assembly all about their topic of Space! The narrators told a story of three aliens trying to find their new home, and the game show hosted to help them find their perfect planet. The children worked really hard to learn...
19th May 2025
Year 3 had an amazing week at the Gordon Brown Outdoor Centre, packed with nature, adventure, and fun! From archery and the thrilling death drop to feeding farm animals and bonding over blindfold trails and friendship bracelets, they’re already missing it! Best of all, the...
Year 4 had a brilliant time at Hindleap Warren! They have really embraced the great outdoors, taking part in a range of outdoor activities that have developed their problem solving skills, teamwork, resilience and independence. These included muddy obstacles, survival skills, shelter building, a climbing...
16th May 2025
Year 5 enjoyed their trip to the Science Museum, where they witnessed a variety of shows, including practical demonstrations of sound, light and force, at one point even seeing how sound waves could be represented by flames! There were a number of chances for them...