Year 8 Science News: May the Force be with you!
It was all go today in Science as Year 8 made their own Newton meters for a Forces topic, and then compared their accuracy to
27 November 2020
It was all go today in Science as Year 8 made their own Newton meters for a Forces topic, and then compared their accuracy to
Last weekend, Hindus and Sikhs all around the world celebrated Diwali, also known as The Festival of Lights. If you heard fireworks in your neighbourhood,
Another week has flown by and it’s been another week of enjoying the outdoors. As the boys continued their rugby campaign, the girls enjoyed some tag rugby, cross country and
Year 4 have been investigating sound in science over the last few weeks. Last week we considered various methods to see which would be the
Introducing, our first-ever virtual Carol Service! We are excited to announce that this year our Christmas Carols has gone virtual. The service includes a collection
This week has probably been one of the most rewarding weeks in the sports department. That may sound strange in a time where very little
On Wednesday 4K spent the morning writing some beautiful and thoughtful acrostic poems with the theme of remembrance. Children wrote about what Remembrance day meant
Fourteen pupils perform lines from Laurence Binyon’s ‘The Fallen’, as part of our Remembrance commemorations. “They shall grow not old, as we that are left
Roman Day was a huge success for Year 4 on Wednesday. The children got a taste of Roman life through a series of creative activities.
My earliest memories of remembrance are inextricably linked with my grandparents. As a young boy, I often stayed with them the night before Remembrance Sunday,
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