Our 4th Senior Schools’ Fair took place outside on Tuesday 21st September with 19 schools from across the South East represented. It was a great opportunity for our families to…
…story of the villagers of Eyam, whose courageous decision to lock down their village saved countless lives. Performing in the round required both focus and adaptability and our cast…
…everyone involved. The Senior Schools’ Fair was a tremendous success and I hope that those who attended found the afternoon useful. Thank you to Ali Croft for organising the event…
It was fantastic to see so many faces at Family Day for a fun filled afternoon in the sunshine. The choir sang beautifully and opened the fair with both the…
…Reception children will visit Biggin Hill Airport to deepen their learning on the topic of transport. This will beautifully follow their exciting hook day, where our school hall was transformed…
…episode of “The Repair Shop” last week and was absorbed by the items brought in and the stories behind them – from a 1910 fire engine toy replica to a…
…to face with the Fierce Girls, a band of pirates and of course the villainous Captain Hook. You could hear a pin drop during the performance of ‘Tender Shepherd’ and…
…‘The Land of Roar’. An afternoon of role play and storytelling followed, transporting pupils to a world filled with dragons, mermaids, ninja wizards, and a very creepy scarecrow villain! We…
…lunch on Friday, fingers crossed that we have some warm sunshine for this, otherwise we shall be keeping warm in the hall but still enjoying our themed lunch! On Thursday,…
…I remember the day she was born… One important event passes and we move on to another. I am, of course, not talking about Eurovision (though it was great to…