Welcome back to a chilly new term in 2023. We hope you had happy winter holidays. The students have come back ready to get on and do things, which is lovely. As part of my role I visit classes […]
Welcome to term 2. It is wonderful to have students back after a winter vacation with friends and family despite the return to cold temperatures again. Term 2 saw the return of an old visitor, Patrick Ryan who was […]
Here we are again, at the end of another fantastic first term! Early Years pupils never cease to amaze me with all that they do and learn. As you all know, social-emotional skills are essential for connecting with others. They […]
Roald Dahl, William Wordsworth and the Excess of Imagination: Literacy Week 2022! This year’s literacy week kicked off with our traditional activity, celebrating imagination and creating worlds through language. Grouped within their Houses, students across classes 6 to 12, […]
Report periods can be very stressful times for students and parents. Fear of failure or not meeting expectations can have everyone feeling a bit on edge, but let’s remind ourselves what reports actually are – a snapshot in time showing […]
Dear Parents and Carers, We have made it to the end of term, phew! It’s always a busy term but we had some staff illness over the last couple of weeks. It didn’t stop the learning or the fun […]
The last month of term 1 has been a hectic ride up to winter vacation. We have been plagued by lots of illness both staff and students which has had its’ challenges. A focus for students in exam years of […]
Class 3, 4 and 5 have done an excellent job in presenting their work at the primary assembly! Class 4 was proud to start, explaining the rules on how to conjugate verbs in the present tense. They explained the different […]
EY Reception students have been working on the IEYC unit “Chattering Children” for the past weeks. Focusing on a different story every week, we are currently working on the Gingerbread man. Learning the song and the story by heart […]
This week class 10-12 went on an excursion to Brussels to learn more about the European Union. One group got to learn about the history of the Euro, and the development of money as a key aspect of day-to-day life. […]