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On Tuesday, all of the children in the Upper School took part in an entire day of problem solving. The aim was to further familiarise the children with a variety of problem solving strategies as well as modelling and encouraging methodical and systematic thinking and...

On Sunday, Hindu people around the world will celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Light. In assembly this week, the children learned about the history of Diwali. Mr Suri and Miss Zugel talked about the traditions that take place on this day and how families come...

Nursery have been exploring the recent celebration of Guy Fawkes Night. From fireworks phonics, small world firework display and forming letters in glitter to investigating the effects of fairy liquid in milk, where the reaction created a firework-like display in a dish! With sustainability at...

Year 2 have been learning about Remembrance Day this week and the history behind why poppies are a symbol of remembrance. In art, they created their own poppy field by folding red paper and carefully tearing green shiny paper to make a 3D poppy picture.

This week, Year 1 looked at games and toys from different cultures. The children had great fun learning new games; one of the games was from Hungary and was called Halazas. In this game, the ‘fisherman’ has to catch the ‘fish’ in the net. They...

Nursery children and parents had a lovely morning at the Lower School. There was much excitement when the Nursery hosted their very own teddy bears’ picnic. They had lots of different treats created by the children over the week, including watermelon pizza, teddy biscuits and...

In the Upper School, to mark the importance of World Mental Health Day this year, the children discussed the value in talking about their worries and concerns with a trusted person. The children in the Upper School were given a different type of homework as...

This week, World Mental Health day was celebrated around the world. The theme this year is all about access for everyone to the support everyone needs to maintain our mental health. In the Lower School, it was called ‘Looking after each other’, which complimented the...

In science lessons this week, Year 5 learned about the phases of the moon. They investigated what exactly each phase entails and even learned how they can recreate them at home or in the classroom to aid their understanding. Go, Year 5, go!