Category: Year 4

The Upper School were lucky enough to have a visit from a company dedicated to mobile escape rooms – wooden cubes with more padlocks than a gym locker room. Using carefully laid out Maths clues, the children had to solve problems and puzzles to try and find the combination to the locks, all within an…

Reception to Year Six gathered along with staff, parents and other family members in the wonderful setting of St. Michael’s Church on Friday 13th December for Lyndhurst School’s annual Carol Service. After a heartfelt welcome from Rev. Nicole, the congregation enjoyed music, readings, prayers and many carols with all the children fully involved. The orchestra…

This week, Year 3 and 4 walked to Kingsclear Care Home to sign carols for the elderly people. Ethan, Freyja, Harriet and Rafferty read out their Christmas poems which was greeted with applause from the Nursing Home residents. Jake S and Sebastian performed their poems; Alice and Jake D shared their newspaper report about the…

All the Children in the school recently designed their own Christmas cards. Mr Rudkin looked at all the wonderful designs and chose a winner in each year group. The winners this year are Kaeto, Zayn, Lexi, Trinity, Sofia K, Nitya, Sophia S and Kyle. Sophia’s card with the winter scene and reindeer was chosen as…

Our Royal Coach departed from Lyndhurst School with the Year 4 courtiers to impress Henry VIII with their knowledge about his family. On arrival they attempted to try a sample the royal wine from the fountain but unfortunately the Tudors have drunk it all!  Tiptoeing along the cobbled courtyard to take a peak into the…

Reception to Year 6 had a fabulous Sports day at the Royal Military Academy! Everyone enjoyed their day and there was fantastic effort and sportsmanship all round. Lyndhurst pupils did the staff proud and it was evident that they had all made great improvements in sport throughout the year. The day started with a fabulous…

Year 4 have made replica Ancient Egyptian cartouches in their design and technology lessons this term. First they had to learn how to write their names in hieroglyphics. Then they made their cartouche out of clay and wrote their Egyptian names on them. Finally they painted the cartouches using acrylic paints.

University Challenge has got nothing on us!  The Annual Lyndhurst School House Quiz took place in a ‘hot-house’ – quite literally – of questions and answers. After a valiant battle, Yorktown were victorious!  Well done Yorktown!

There was a real buzz in the air in the morning as the children and teachers were so excited about visiting their classroom and meeting their form teacher for September. With Mrs Doig Reception 2019 listened to the story ‘What I Like’ and shared with their friends what they would like.  They found out that…

On Monday 17th June, the children had a great opportunity to learn facts about some farm animals as they were visited by a mobile farm. The farmer showed them different types of eggs and let them stroke a cockerel, a gosling, and a duck. The children were allowed to go inside a pen with donkeys,…