On Thursday 4 June, two of our Service Children had the wonderful honour of representing our school at HMS Sultan in Gosport during a very special occasion attended by Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, The Princess Royal. The visit marked the 70th Anniversary Ceremonial Divisions at HMS Sultan, a significant milestone for the Royal Navy tr ...
Over the half-term break, our beautiful bee garden has popped into colour and become one of the most eye-catching features of our school grounds once again. This annual display is something we look forward to every year. Not only does it look stunning, creating a wonderful splash of colour for children, staff and visitors to enjoy, but it ...
We are incredibly proud of four of our fantastic children who took part in the Young Writers’ Club. They dedicated their own lunchtime to challenge themselves, writing brilliant 100-word short stories packed with incredible vocabulary. Their hard work has been recognised and been published. The Young Writers’ Club is returnin ...
What an exciting start to the second part of the Summer Term 2026… The children have just been dropped into the Himalayan region of Jammu! Their first survival mission was to locate a clean water source and carefully transfer water into containers. Teamwork, problem-solving and resilience were all put to the test as they took on thi ...
As we reach the half-term break, we would like to wish all of our children, families and staff a restful and enjoyable week ahead. The glorious sunshine looks set to continue, so we hope everyone has the chance to relax, recharge and enjoy some time together outdoors. Before returning for the final part of the academic year on Monday 1st ...
Year 5 recently enjoyed a very special moment as they released their butterflies after carefully observing their incredible life cycle journey in class. As part of their Science learning about the life cycles of animals, the children watched in fascination as the caterpillars grew, formed chrysalises and eventually emerged as beautiful bu ...
Over the last few weeks, our LEGO Club members have been busy perfecting their LEGO builds and developing their coding skills. The children have shown fantastic creativity, teamwork and problem-solving throughout the project. One group created a moving bike model which uses coding to track the force needed as it travels uphill. The childre ...
Year 5 have been busy creating some mixed media artwork linked to the important theme of protecting our oceans and marine wildlife. Using a range of materials, textures and artistic techniques, the children designed thoughtful pieces inspired by the beauty of the sea and the growing need to care for our planet. Their artwork highlighted i ...
Year 5 have had an egg-cellent couple of weeks in school as they welcomed some very special chicks into the classroom! The children had the incredible opportunity to watch the eggs safely hatch inside a carefully warmed incubator before observing the chicks grow stronger and fluffier each day. The project gave children a real-life insight ...
What happens when Mr Mulhall visits with a box of Lego and asks Year 4 to think like engineers? Magic! Yesterday, Willow Class took on a series of STEM challenges, collaborating to solve real engineering problems – designing something to help people and building something that could fly. The creativity, ingenuity and problem-solving ...