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The children listened to ‘The Bad Day by Frann Preston-Gannon.  Then they were given ten minutes to draw an animal having a Bad Day, there were quite a few pictures of animals with a sore belly. What animal would you draw having a bad day?

Being creative is so important.  It  gives the children opportunities to try out new ideas, and new ways of thinking and problem-solving. From Reception to Year 6 the children have creative activities to do at home and they allow us to celebrate the children’s uniqueness. The children’s self-expression are reflected in their artwork this week. …

Our new focus this term in PSCHEE is relationship/friendship which was launched on Wednesday by Mrs Thomson with her first distant assembly.  Mrs Thomson was very anxious completing her first ever assembly remotely.  The children were asked to think about different friendships and relationships and a Friendship Poem was shared with the children. Mrs Thomson…

Lyndhurst pupils have been producing some wonderful rainbow artwork, we are loving looking at all the fantastic work pupils are sending in. Some of which has been selected by the Independent Schools Association to be displayed in their online rainbow gallery. The ISA Art Gallery has been curated so pupils can show how art can…

As yesterday was the last time the Lyndhurst Family was going to be together for a while, we put in a special request to the Easter Bunny to visit early! Ms Worcester was the Bunny’s very able representative and all the children enjoyed being able to explore the grounds and collect their early Easter gifts….

We are very pleased to announce that all the 22 children who took their LAMDA acting exams in February have passed. Cadence, Buck, Lily and Krit all gained a distinction and everyone else passed with merit. This is a fantastic achievement, congratulations to all the LAMDA actors, we are very proud of all of you.

Year 3 have thoroughly enjoyed their day out at Wisley Gardens. During our workshop we discovered how to plant plants from cutting of forest floor plants such as plectranthus and tradescantia. We learnt all about how to look after them, where to keep them and that they don’t need much water. Let’s watch them grow!…

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…

There were some amazing entries in the house art competition this year. The theme was ‘A Colourful World’ which inspired a range of vibrant pictures from children in all the years and houses. Mr Rudkin had a difficult time judging all the excellent art work but after much deliberation the winners in each house are…

Reception counted themselves lucky that there were no fires in Camberley on Tuesday morning.  This meant that the fire fighters of Red Watch were free to show them all around the Fire Station.  The children were very well behaved as they learnt about fire safety, how quickly the fire fighters have to get changed and…