What a wonderful day we had at the Sunny Summer Fair! The sun shone brightly over the school field as families, staff and children came together to enjoy a day packed with games, treats and community spirit. Children had a brilliant time trying their luck at the Kids’ Tombola, Lucky Dip, Hook-a-Du
This year’s summer concert was a joyful celebration of musical talent, showcasing the hard work and creativity of our pupils during Creative Arts Week. From drums to piano, violins to recorders, the variety of performances was a real treat for all who attended. The choir opened and closed the show
This week, Year 2 enjoyed a fantastic day out at the British Wildlife Centre. The trip was a brilliant opportunity to see a wide range of native British animals up close, including foxes, owls, badgers, and even a family of otters! The children loved learning about the different habitats and behavio
This week, our classes have been taking turns to visit Ditchling Museum for a special hands-on weaving workshop. The children had the chance to explore traditional techniques and learn about the rich history of weaving in the local area. During their visit, pupils tried their hand at using looms, ex
Last week, excitement filled the school as Mrs Almeida brought some very special guests to visit – Bette the baby goat, Snowdrop the lamb, and two fluffy chicks! Nursery, Year 2, and Year 5 pupils were thrilled to meet the friendly animals and learn all about how they are cared for, as part of the
On Monday the Year 2’s and 4’s went to the London museums as part of their science topic. Year 2 visited the Natural History Museum, and year 4 visited the Science Museum. ‘They learnt about space, fire and the loudest bang they’ve ever heard in their life’ thank you to all the parents who h
On the 15th of November to raise money for Children in Need, Pyjama Day took place where for a small donation you were allowed to wear your pyjamas in school. Even the staff all got comfy in their PJ’s! Two year 6 students, Heidi and Winnie, said it was fantastic way to raise money for charity, and
Recently, we had a visit from a gymnast from Team GB, Oakley Banks! He showed us the medals he has won in the past, and many of us got to try them on. He was an impressive athlete, he walked round the whole school hall on his hands, and he even did a backflip over Mr D! You can see a short video of
On Tuesday the 15th Children In the Community morning took place. Each class had a individual mission to help our community. Classes visited and were visited by care homes, made boxes to send to Africa, and packed dog treats to raise money for our school dogs’ charity, Canine Concern. Year 6 made d
