All posts by: Gemma Ellson

Girls from Year 5 played in at tournament at St David’s Prep today. They all played really well and finished 3rd. Well done, girls.

Year 3 pupils stepped back in time this week during a creative outdoor lesson inspired by prehistoric cave art. As part of their history and art curriculum, the children scaled up their own drawings of native British wildlife, using pastels to replicate the earthy tones and textures of Stone Age artwork. Working on rough, textured […]

Yesterday the whole school came together  to commemorate VE Day. The celebrations began with a special assembly, where children learned about the importance of Victory in Europe Day and reflected on its historical significance. Following the assembly, pupils took part in a variety of activities, including dance and history workshops that brought the spirit and […]

The Pixies Reception class have loved having the chicks in their classroom and learning all about their life cycle. The children were excited to watch them grow, from hatching to fluffing up, and enjoyed learning how to handle them gently and with care. We also had great discussions about what happens next in the chicks’ […]

Year One have enjoyed a fantastic experience witnessing chicks hatching in the classroom. It’s been an incredible learning experience whereby they’ve learnt how to care for and handle chicks. chicks and handle so they feel safe and happy. 

Children from Years 4 and 5 had a fantastic day at Norman Park competing in a variety of athletic events against 13 other primary schools. They are ran, threw and jumped brilliantly and enjoyed the beautiful weather.

Yesterday, both School and Eco council got together to begin the process of designing the new Farnborough sports kit. The children had a great time using the online tool to test out designs and colours for the kit, coming up with lots of fantastic designs. It was also lovely to see our older children really […]

Dragons class had a great time at the Science Museum today, visiting the Space gallery and then spending the afternoon in the Wonderlab. They could put their science knowledge learnt at school to the test with a series of challenges and tasks as well as finding out lots of new information.

Children (and their parents) from Reception to Year 6 met in Horse Guards Parade on Saturday 26th April to take part in the Mini London Marathon. The weather was great for running and the children all had a fantastic time running past Buckingham Palace.   

Children from Year 4 went to Chelsfield Lakes Golf Course to take part in the Tri-Golf tournament with other Bromley primary schools today. They all played really well and represented the school excellently.