Year 5 Harriers

15Jun2026

Year 5 enjoyed an exciting visit to Hurstpierpoint College, where they had the opportunity to use the science facilities for a special DT session. The children designed and created their own solar-powered lights in jars, combining creativity with practical skills. They approached the challenge with

15Jun2026

Last week, Year 5 and Year 6 set off on their much-anticipated residential to PGL Marchants Hill – and what a week it was! From the very first day, the children threw themselves into an exciting programme of activities including zip wire, giant swings, climbing, laser tag and archery. As the week

9Mar2026

Last week, Year 5 had an exciting day trip to Hurst College for a performing arts day. The children enjoyed trying lots of different activities and showing their creativity. The day began with an energetic street dance session where everyone learned new moves and danced together. Next, they took par

30Jan2026

Following on from their fantastic achievement in reaching the Sussex U11 Pokémon Cup Finals, we were extremely proud of our Year 5 & 6 boys’ football team when they represented the school in the finals last week. The boys showed everything we value in school sport – commitment, teamwork, r

15Dec2025

Our Year 5 and 6 students this week took part in an exciting Athletics Competition that was bursting with energy, effort, and incredible displays of sportsmanship! From rapid sprints to powerful throws and impressive jumps, every event showcased the enthusiasm and dedication of our young athletes. T

2Dec2025

Last week, Year 5 were delighted to welcome back Chef John, from the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts, for his annual visit as part of the culinary programme he runs with our pupils each year. His sessions are always a highlight of the Year 5 curriculum, giving the children a wonderful blend of prac

2Dec2025

Our girls’ football team displayed outstanding perseverance, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout this year’s tournament. From the first whistle to the final match, they played with confidence, supported one another, and demonstrated real growth in their skills and understanding of the game. A