D-day Celebrations
As we begin our week-long commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the 1944 D-Day Landings, it seemed appropriate to take a trip up to our roof to revisit some of…
As we begin our week-long commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the 1944 D-Day Landings, it seemed appropriate to take a trip up to our roof to revisit some of…
If asked, would you be able to name the core British Values? This week the children have been reminded about what they are and more importantly how they apply to…
All of the children this half term have been following the ‘Healthy Me’ topic. Research has proven that children learning accurate information before being exposed to illegal drugs, significantly reduces…
Anaphylaxis is a serious and life threatening condition, which is why we are so pleased to be partnering with Kitt Medical, a company which works with schools to provide emergency…
The children have been discussing leadership this week. What are the signs of good leadership? What is considered to be bad leadership? Perhaps more importantly, they were asked to consider…
It can be quite difficult to forgive those who have wronged, embarrassed or hurt us. The temptation is to hold onto it and bear a grudge against them, but can…
Following on from anti-bullying week, Year 5 has been looking at the specific form of racist bullying. The children were able to confidently identify that racism is bullying someone, or…
We have been discussing anti-bullying as part of the annual nationwide initiative of anti-bullying week. Last week, the whole school was able to get the conversation started with our visiting…
The children have been discussing empathy and why it is important they put themselves in other people’s shoes. By demonstrating empathy, they were able to become better listeners, develop imaginations,…
Should we be afraid of failure? This is one of the questions the children at Windlesham House have been asked to consider this week, as the whole school has embraced…