03/10/2022 Continued: Boarding on the first and ground floor the roof works on the admin, hall, and field side the M&E first fix has continued the ground floor and first

Huge congratulations to Rafa, who was one of the overall winners of the Young Writers’ poetry competition. What is it? It is an object, Full of colour and twists, Each

A big shout out to our very own Mr Williams who will be running the London Marathon this weekend in aid of Cancer Research UK. Sam, we will all be

Last week our school community visited St Christopher’s Church to write in the book of condolence for Queen Elizabeth II. It will come as no surprise that our children were

1st WINDRUSH 261 points 2nd LEACH 259 points 2nd CHURN 259 points 4th COLN 251 points

Congratulations to the newly elected House Captains for this term. The names were announced during last week’s assembly.  

23 September 2022 Lesley Parr has confirmed her first in-person visit to our school and we can’t wait to meet her on Monday 3rd October. She has also sent us

Literature Festival 2022 – Letter to Parents

OPEN MORNINGS We are happy to invite prospective parents of children starting Reception in September 2023. We have limited spaces to 20 for each morning. Please book your place here:

On Friday 8th July, Year 5 started their day all meeting in town. In the classroom, in history they had been learning about how the high street looked in the

On Monday 11th July, instead of a day at Warden Hill, Year 5 had all their lessons at Bournside School. They had five different lessons ranging from learning Mandarin to

In the summer term year 5 have designed and made their own model bird hides. First, they drew their own bespoke design. Then, they carefully measured and sawed wood to

Our year 5 and year 4 children took part in a science workshop run by Cambridge Hands-On Science (CHaOS), a student-run organisation at Cambridge University. They are a STEM outreach

Year 2 went to Nature in Art on a school trip and we made clay bugs, wire butterflies and did a sculpture trail. My favourite sculpture was the Whale Tail.

This term’s school council members donned helmets and hi-vis jackets to be taken on a visit to the new school by the site manager. They were able to see first-hand

In Reception, we have enjoyed learning about Sir David Attenborough and what an inspiration he is in helping to look after our planet. We created posters illustrating what we could

To promote our Online Summer Reading Platform, our fabulous School Council members (from years 2-5) visited every Key Stage 1 class to read them a story from this resource. Each