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Reception has been working on their pencil drawing and sketching techniques to draw the animals who visited them earlier in the term including snakes, chinchillas, tortoises and hedgehogs. They also…

The sporting week was dominated by a huge block of 20 matches against Hurst on Wednesday, followed by Years 3 & 4 pupils playing developmental fixtures on Thursday. The girls…

Today we hosted the Southern Area Regional Cross-Country Championships for Years 5 & 6. On a day which saw the best young runners from the surrounding area compete both as…

We have a long history as one of the country’s oldest prep schools. Boarding has always been an essential part of the school and continues to flourish today – ensuring…

Co-curricular is busy as ever this term … We have started to process the plastic milk bottle tops using our plastic shredder and will be in a position to start…

Reception had a very special Amazing Animals visit this week. They were able to observe and handle a snake, a pygmy hedgehog, a bearded dragon, a guinea pig, a baby…

After a wintry few weeks of frozen forest floors, finding icicles on branches and warming our hands and toes by the fire, this week has seen the return of marvellous…

As has become tradition, we celebrated the start of the long weekend with a concert in the MFT. We had a huge range of instruments and abilities, ranging from a…

This morning we held our first parent workshop centred around our approach to relational practice. Using the Paul Dix method of ‘When the adults change, everything changes’, we talked about…

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…