We are incredibly proud of our Year 5 and 6 boys’ football team for their outstanding performance at the Kingston and Surrey Regional Premier League Primary Stars Tournament, hosted by Chelsea FC last Friday. Against tough opposition from across the region, the boys played with exceptional skill, determination, and teamwork. Their hard work on the pitch paid off as they battled their way through to the final. Finishing in a superb second place, they have officially qualified for the next round of the competition! A huge congratulations to the entire squad on this fantastic achievement. We look forward to cheering you on in the next stage!

Year 3 

In science, Year 3 have been investigating what happens to our bodies when we exercise. They measured their resting heart rate and then compared this after exercises such as walking, running and star jumps. There were a lot of out of breath children (and adults) at the end!

Year 4 

Last week, Year 4 had a fascinating and memorable trip to the National Portrait Gallery in London’s Trafalgar Square! The children were wonderfully engaged as they explored the gallery's collection of rare and historical portraits, learning about the important people depicted on the walls. A highlight of the day was when the children were given the chance to become artists themselves. They each chose their most captivating portrait and sat down to sketch it. Well done, Year 4, on a brilliant trip! The historical art pieces you created are fantastic. Thank you to all parents who helped make this trip a reality by giving up their time and sending in some fantastic pictures too. We are really grateful.

Year 5

Year 5 have been investigating different animal life cycles this week and making comparisons between them. They looked at the similarities between birds and insects and then the differences between different types of animals such as mammals. They worked as a team to create their own life cycles of different animals. 

Year 6 

Year 6 had a fantastic day at the Imperial War Museum in London last week! The children displayed impeccable behaviour and were excellent representatives of our school throughout the entire trip. We focused on the World War II exhibits, particularly the Blitz and the Home Front. We loved being able to enter a real Anderson shelter, as well as walk through trenches to see what life was like for the soldiers fighting on the front line. We also took time to look at the powerful World War I displays. Well done, Year 6! A special thank you goes to our helpers - Paula, Kelly and Serge - who helped to make the day such a success. We couldn't have done the trip without you.