Year 3 treated us to a fascinating class assembly all about the Romans – and even a little about the bones inside our bodies! The children shared their knowledge about Roman life, including the mighty legions that once marched across Europe.
We are especially proud that the school has won awards for the Autumn term and is ranked in the top 10% of schools nationally for attendance. This success reflects the dedication of our pupils, families, and staff in making sure every child can access their full learning potential.
This week, we took part in Safer Internet Day 2026, a global event promoting safe and positive use of technology. This year’s theme was “Smart tech, safe choices”, focusing on how we can use AI responsibly and thoughtfully.
This week, Year 5 treated us to a thoroughly entertaining class assembly all about the Tudor period. The children showcased their learning with confidence and flair, guiding us through key moments of Tudor history and sharing a wealth of fascinating facts about life in Tudor times.
We are delighted to announce that our school has been awarded the Equal Access School Award by the Girls’ Football School Partnership.
We were joined by Keren and Anne from Insight this morning and we heard the story of Naaman from the Old Testament.
We welcomed Reverend Charlton to the school on Wednesday. She led our worship and reminded us of the Parable of the Lost Coin.
The PFA held their second meeting of the year on Tuesday afternoon—thank you to everyone who joined us in person and online!
On Tuesday morning, we were very lucky to have a teacher from Malden Manor Primary School come over and help some of the children across Year 6,5 and 4 to learn Maypole dancing.
This week, Year 3 began their swimming lessons at the Latchmere teaching pool, and what a fantastic start it has been! Our children have shown enthusiasm, confidence, and a real willingness to challenge themselves in the water.
We would like to thank all the Year 4 parents who joined us for the meeting about the Year 5 residential trip to Hindleap Warren.
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On Tuesday, members of the School Council ventured into London by train to visit a building that is rich in history and significance. The first of many interesting facts the children learned was that there has been a church on the site of the Abbey for the past 1000 years.