Month: February 2020

Isn’t it wonderful how the whole school comes together to celebrate the work of one of the biggest British writer? In our Shakespeare’s Week, we introduced the children to some of the greatest stories that have ever been told. The children were exposed not only to the plays but also history, culture, drama and the…

As part of our Shakespeare Week,  Lyndhurst School children took part in a very exciting Shakespeare Workshop lead by Francesca from West End In Schools Company. Reception to Year 6 worked class-by-class, each focusing on a different section of the famous Shakespearean play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream which had been adapted for their age. Each class attended…

After a fantastic response to the recent Rotary Club – Young Photographer Competition we are very pleased to share one of our pupils has been awarded second place in the Junior category. His stunning prize winning entry along with other winners will be on display at High Cross Church Camberley from 10th Feb – 14Th…

Year 6 have been busy making mobile phone cases in their design and technology lessons this term. They used their textile skills to design and produce a felt phone case to keep their mobile phones safe when they go out. Great work Year 6!

There was much twittering in amongst the children this week when the owls came to visit Lyndhurst. Reception to Year 6 learnt some interesting facts about owls and had the opportunity to see them fly. There are 6 types of owls in United Kingdom and over 200 owls in the world.  Several children had the…

Several children this week were fortunate enough to go to Greenfield School to take part in a mock UN discussion and debate. The children had to prepare a presentation of their choice using one of the UN statutes – they chose to focus on climate change and our ability to take care of our planet….

Spanish club have worked extremely hard and did an amazing presentation assembly to the rest of the school. The Lower school Spanish club sang us a song all about chocolate and then told us what their likes and dislikes were. The Upper school Spanish club then sang us a song all about a spider, played…

22 dramatic students took their LAMDA drama exams on Tuesday 4th Feb. The children went into their exams confidently and came out smiling so I’m sure we will see some great results. The examiner commented on how well behaved they all were, she thought they were all lovely children. The results should be back after…