Category: outdoor learning

We recently held some open house sessions so that Reception could show their parents what they get up to in Forest School! The children went investigating for insects under logs, made ‘tea’ in the mud kitchen and used their artistic skills to make pictures using...

It is time, once again, for the RSPB Big Schools’ Birdwatch! On Thursday, the children at the Lower School all came outside to see what species of birds they could spot. We often see our feathered friends in the school playgrounds and Forest School, and...

Over half term we held our annual House Photography Competition. This year we encouraged the children to dive into nature and think about images which were a little bit different, perhaps taken from an interesting angle or of something a little unusual. A big thank you...

Nursery were so excited to share their school ‘Hollow’ experience with their adults last week. Tasked with the challenge of finding natural materials to add spikes to their clay hedgehogs, the children scoured the Hollow for twigs and sticks. When the hedgehogs were looking suitably...

Nursery were thrilled to embark on an autumn adventure, exploring the seasonal changes in their environment. As the children wandered through Putney Heath, they eagerly collected a variety of natural materials. Their adventure concluded with a visit to the Upper School. Back in the classroom,...

Reception had a marvellous first Forest School session in The Hollow at the bottom of our garden. They had the opportunity to discover what living things live down there such as tiger crane flies, worms, snails, spiders and leopard slugs. They played games to identify...