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Year 2 have been learning about Andy Goldsworthy, a famous sculptor who uses aspects of nature to create pieces of artwork. They were inspired by an autumnal leaf collage and worked together as a team to create the different shades of leaves in the autumnal...

As part of the geography topic ‘Countries of the World’, the Year 3 children have been spoilt by some very kind parents who have come into school and given informative and interesting presentations on a variety of countries. Thank you to all those who have...

Year 1 began looking at the work of Georgia O’ Keefe by studying flowers first-hand. Through careful observation, they transformed a paper egg into a tulip or a lily. The children looked closely at the shape and detail of the petals, and captured the likeness...

Mission Zero offers children the opportunity to have their code run in space! As an introduction to Python, a text-based programming language, the Year 6 children wrote a simple program to take a reading from the luminosity sensor on an Astro Pi computer on board...

Nursery L are delving into the topic of ‘transport’ this term starting with . . . a rocketship! The classroom is currently playing host to a space station and a research lab to encourage out-of-this-world creative imaginative play. Nursery V are busy planning their trips...

The children had a holly jolly time during the Christmas activity morning! They designed fabulous tree decorations, solved Christmas riddles in The Hollow, swayed to the beats of Christmas tunes, and even met Santa himself in the nursery grotto! A huge shout out to the...

Huge congratulations to all the children who took part in Tuesday’s magnificent carol service. The quality of the singing was superb, the orchestra was on top form, and the readings were clear and heartfelt. Equally impressive was the military precision of the children’s movement around...

There was much excitement in the hall when the children decorated their gingerbread biscuits. Whilst festive music played, the children used icing sugar and an array of sugary treats to adorn their biscuits. A huge thank you to the parent reps for organising the event.

Year 2 had a fantastic day during their Great Fire of London workshop, immersing themselves in life during 1666. Their journey began on Cheapside Street, where they were introduced to the different jobs they would undertake during the day. They moved from candle making to...