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On Monday 19th May 2025, Year 6 went to a thrilling Essex Women vs Surrey Women T20 match. Despite a late start, pupils enjoyed sunshine, a lively atmosphere, and standout performances—especially Phoebe Franklin’s 57 runs. Though Essex lost by 29 runs, it was an unforgettable day of learning and enjoyment.
In October, a group of students took part in a poetry competition organised by Young Writers, where they had the opportunity to write a poem on a topic of their choosing.
In February, Lolu’s poem was chosen as a winner and published in the Young Writers' book. She received her prize from Miss Pattison during the all-school assembly.
A fantastic achievement, congratulations Lolu.
This half term, the children took part in a very exciting Ancient Egyptian workshop. They embraced different crafting activities to prepare for a royal burial. In the afternoon, they held a celebration for the Pharaohs good health and the flooding of the River Nile. This included some fantastic drama pieces performed by the children.
This half term, in Year 1 history, we explored lighthouses and steamships from the Victorian era. We delved into the various parts of a lighthouse and the duties of a lighthouse keeper before crafting our own models of steamships and lighthouses!
