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This week marked our dedicated Prayer Week, a time of profound spiritual engagement for all our students. Each child had the opportunity to visit the prayer space, participating in a variety of enriching prayer activities. Additionally, we are delighted to be back in our Prayer Garden, a calm environment where classes can gather to reflect and pray in this special, tranquil setting.
Year 6 welcomed parents, carers and grandparents to share in a 'VE Day style' celebration to mark the end of our When the Siren Sounds topic. We had a brilliant time sharing the children's work and the 1940's style dances that the children had choreographed.
As part of Year 3's Marvellous Moving Machines topic, they learnt all about the invention of the pasta machine and why it was invented. They then designed their own pasta and used the machine! Everyone had a great time.
On Monday, several Year 5 students participated in a choral day at Christ's Hospital, alongside peers from other primary schools. Under the expert guidance of David Lawrence, the students enjoyed a productive day of learning new songs, culminating in a performance in the afternoon. Click here for a small taster of the event.
Thank you to all the children who have shared their amazing talents and entertained us over the last couple of days in the Spring Concert. It was wonderful to see such an array of musical instruments played, as well as hearing some great singing and watching talented dance routines. Well done to everybody involved. You were all fantastic!
Congratulations Elodie on being awarded The Community Award!
Elodie completed a sponsored swim with her club. They raised over £2000 for a charity providing access to swimming and water safety sessions to children in the local community. She swam 140 lengths totalling 3500m which is more than she ever imagined she could do.
School Council is pleased to announce that, as a school, we have raised an incredible £839 for GuildCare! Thank you to everyone who took part by wearing bright clothes and decorating their money boxes.
