Category: Year 4

Years 3 & 4 enjoyed the perfect weather for a spot of cricket this week and really enjoyed working as a team. We saw some terrific batting and bowling skills with all of the children eager to improve as the game went on.

Amazing results for Lyndhurst School in the ISA Drama Competition. We were awarded Best Musical Theatre and Best Vocal Performance for Scarlett as Eliza Dolittle. Congratulations to the whole cast of ‘Olivia’ and especially to Scarlett. You can read the judges full report on Lyndhurst’s performance below.  ISA Drama Competition 2022 – Judge’s Report  Lyndhurst…

Lyndhurst School was privileged to perform at the ISA drama festival which was held at Luckley House School on 29th March. 30 children from years four and six performed an abridged version of the musical ‘Olivia’. The adjudicator commented, “Lyndhurst School’s performance showed good ensemble work. The children were well rehearsed, and all knew what…

Year 4 and 6 performed their long-awaited musical production of Olivia on Tuesday and Thursday, and it was worth waiting for. The children sang, danced and acted with enthusiasm. The audience were emersed in the story of the orphan Olivia who came to London and met up with characters such as Eliza Dolittle, Fagin and…

Last Wednesday years four and six had their dress rehearsal for their musical production of Olivia. They all looked amazing in their costumes. Their lines are learnt, the dance moves are perfected, and the songs are mastered. They just can’t wait to perform it to their parents next week.

This week Years 3-6 took part in some amazing Escape Room workshops.The children were tested and challenged by the tasks set out and worked well together to answer questions and solve clues. A big thank you to The Problem Solving Company and well done to all the children.  

Year Four’s highlight of the week was definitely the trip to Hampton Court. They started the day by learning about the Tudor kitchens, where they cooked, the found out about the different kinds of food that Henry VIII ate and the different ways Tudors cooked food in the Palace. Then Year Four enjoyed some outside…

Years 4-6 also enjoyed a cinema trip this week. They watched ‘Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds’. The children had a wonderful time together – with the whole cinema to themselves and had a fantastic experience!

A busy week for the Drama department. Little Lyndhurst have been busy rehearsing their parts in the Nativity and Years 4 and 6 have already started working together on their musical production of ‘Olivia’ for the spring term. Year six are already familiar with the play as they were due to perform it in March…

Year 4 were examining the way intestines worked in this interesting (and gross!) STEM experiment. They first chewed and broke up the food before churning it round in their stomachs. They then passed it through the intestines making sure to squeeze the water out of the food. Year 4 then examined their stool to see…