Category: Year 4

A great day for all the Lyndhurst pupils who took part in the ISA cross-country! Every participant did themselves proud and there were some great results all round! Lyndhurst prides itself on being a small family oriented school, however when it comes to large events such as today it can be difficult to place in…

Mrs Peacock, Head of Music writes… I just wanted to say a huge thank you to all of you for your support with the Young Voices concert this year. The students really did you all, and the school proud.  I was even approached by members of the O2 Arena staff on how well behaved and…

Another great event during the Story Telling Week! Year Three and Four were encouraged to be fearless learners and to take challenges in the Discovery Workshop.  They had to imagine themselves in the Amazon Rainforest as intrepid explorers, but also forgetful, as they had left their camera behind.  The children ‘discovered’ endangered species and had to write…

Recently a team of pupils took part in the ISA Swimming Competition at the Aldershot Garrison Pool. They should be extremely proud of their achievements and the way they supported one and other throughout the morning! One of our pupils, Ben, won a gold medal in the free-style and qualified for the National Finals in…

In Design Technology this term year 4 have been looking at Tudor money pouches. They have each made their own Tudor style money pouch out of leatherette material. The children enjoyed the challenging task of sewing their pouches and finishing them with a leather drawstring. Great textile skills year 4. Well done!   As Year…

Year 3 to Year 5 were privileged to visit Camberley cinema on Tuesday to watch ‘Mary and The Witch’s Flower’.  This is part of the annual ‘Into Film Festival’ which hopes to ‘inspire young people to watch, understand and make film in new and creative ways’. A schoolgirl Mary spends the summer at her great…

Kerry Gibb, a local author of It’s A Kid’s Live series, spoke to Year 1 – Year 6 children today. She introduced them to the main character of the series, Ben Collins.  He is the eldest in his family and should know better than his siblings but somehow he always gets into trouble.  However, he is…

This week the Upper School took part in an actor’s drama workshop run by Sarah Hunt who is a professional actor and director. Sarah runs the Hunt Academy for Young Actors in Camberley, and is also an agent who places child actors in films and theatre parts. The children enjoyed being taught breath control and…

A glorious Autumn day in Hampton Court Palace! After we received our white wristbands in Clore Learning Centre, we set off to see the Rose Garden and The Maze. Having some time before our first workshop, Year 4 went in to see the Young Henry’s exhibition to learn about his life when he was married…

Lyndhurst Families turned out in force to take part in the Camberley Carnival.  Handmade animal masks with school uniform created a great backdrop to the colourful carnival.  The parade went through the centre of town and it was great to have the school name and Team Lyndhurst on show to all.  Thanks to all who…