Year 4 were creative in their recent art lesson, designing and making their own geometric stamps. The classroom was buzzing with ideas as pupils explored shapes, patterns and repetition to create bold, eye-catching designs. The children carefully planned their stamp patterns using a range of geometric shapes, thinking thoughtfully about ho ...

Commander Joes (CoJoes) develops character traits like resilience, empathy, and teamwork in our children. Year 4 had an amazing time developing these skills during their exciting CoJoes mission, inspired by the early encounters between English explorers and Native Americans in Virginia. Not all Native Americans welcomed the arrival of the ...

Excitement is really building as we fast approach Dance Live competition night on Friday 6th February. Recently, Fareham College kindly trialled hair and make-up designs with our Dance Live performers, giving them a taste of the full stage experience. Our performers looked fantastic and are now even more excited to step into the spotlight ...

What a day! We are incredibly proud of our International Ambassadors, who represented our academy so confidently and thoughtfully at the inaugural King’s Group Academies Global Stage Forum . Yesterday, International Student Ambassadors from across the Trust came together for a powerful day of collaborative learning and action planning, cent ...

We are incredibly proud of Holly, Ben and Oscar, who took the initiative to write to Keir Starmer, our Prime Minister, before Christmas to share their thoughts and questions about issues that matter to them. This week, they received a reply from 10 Downing Street and what a powerful moment it was for them. Asking questions, expressing view ...

Thank you to everyone who has been supporting our plastic sweet and chocolate tub collection . All of the tubs we collect in school are recycled, with the proceeds donated to Macmillan Cancer Support . Last year alone, this scheme raised over £34,000 nationally, preventing an incredible 27,990kg of plastic from going into landfill. Instead, ...

This week we launched into the Year of Reading 2026 with an inspiring Picture News assembly all about different ways we can enjoy reading! Our assembly explored how reading isn’t just about books. We talked about how reading happens in so many places and forms:  stories and novels  comics and magazines  poems and songs  in ...

Welcome back, and a very Happy New Year to you all. We hope you had a restful break. Thank you for your understanding regarding the temporary closure this morning. We are pleased to confirm that all arrangements will be back to normal tomorrow. This newsletter includes key dates and reminders for the Spring Term, including PE days by year ...

Many thanks for your understanding in regard to the temporary closure this morning. The issue has now been resolved and school  will be open  from 12.50 on Monday 5 January 2026. We will replicate our normal morning start procedures this afternoon. The side gate will open at 12.50, allowing children to walk into school, just as they do in th ...

Unfortunately, we currently have no running water on site due to a suspected frozen pipe. This means we are unable to provide toilets, drinking water or cooking facilities, and therefore the school is temporarily closed to pupils . We are hopeful that this issue will be resolved and that we may be able to reopen this afternoon; however, at ...