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This morning at 11am, the whole school remembered our fallen heroes with two minutes of silence. Mrs Thomson led our Remembrance as a school. She told us that since 1918 (the end of the First World War) that there had only been one year where no soldiers had lost their lives – that year was…

Once again Imagination Role Play in Camberley have provided a wonderful place for us to visit. Whilst some of our children have been there before, the walk to and from Imagination also gives us the opportunity to talk about road safety and how and where we should cross the road safely. Once we had arrived…

Year 5 ‘s trip to the Living Rainforest was a huge success and fun was had by all – including staff! It was exceptionally warm and toasty in the Rainforest; just right for the habitat of plants and animals. Amazing species of plant and animal were seen, including coffee plants and pythons. Harry the armadillo…

In Art this term year 5 have been studying the human body in motion. They produced some lovely paintings showing movement. Well done Year 5.

Following our recent Harvest Festival collection of food for BESOM, we were delighted to receive this from them. We are so pleased our gifts are being putting to such good use.

Our ‘Celebrating Differences’ theme for this half term was launched in Upper School Assembly by Callum from Sight for Surrey. He led Upper School Assembly on Wednesday 6th November, he has been blind from birth but this hasn’t stopped him from doing anything. He shared a story with the children about how he learnt to…

Congratulations to Alice who has been logging onto her DoodleMaths account everyday for an entire year! Her class celebrated with some delicious treats and she has been awarded a certificate and Amazon Voucher. Well Done Alice, we hope that your Maths continues to go from strength to strength!

As part of their studies about WWII this term year 6 have been making model Anderson shelters in design and technology lessons. They researched the shelters and discovered that they were made out of corrugated iron. They substituted the iron for corrugated card. The children all worked very hard to produce their models using wood,…

As part of Dyslexia Awareness Week last week the whole school held a ‘no pen’ day. The teachers were challenged to think of new lesson ideas and the children really enjoyed the alternative ways of demonstrating their learning. Among the many exciting lessons that took place during the day, in Science torches were used to…

There was real buzz in school this week with the first Cake Sale of the year. Thank you to Mrs Mellish, Mrs Hunter and Mrs Gordon for decorating the Science Room it looked incredible. The sale of the tasty delights raised £86 – nothing scary about that! It was lovely to see so many homemade cakes decorated…