All posts by: Gemma Ellson

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Year 5 had an amazing trip to Hythe to finish their Spring term Geography mapping topic. They had to solve a series of clues to 10 locations in Hythe and then plan a route to visit all 10 locations in the most efficient route they could find. It was a great challenge and the winners […]

For part of our science learning, year one had a memorable hands-on experience with some exciting creatures. They came face to face with a friendly snake, a shy tarantula and other interesting insects.

Children from Year 1 and Year 2 took part in the Bunny Run at St Peter and St Paul’s Catholic Primary today. This was the first time Farnborough had competed in this event and the children all run brilliantly. Well done, children.

The girls played their last league match of the season in a match that was really close. They have had an excellent season and finished a brilliant third in the league. 

Year 6 had an amazing day in London on Monday, visiting the Bank of England and St Pauls Cathedral.  At the Bank of England, the children learnt about the history of the Bank of England and what it does now.  A huge thank you to Mrs Robertson and Mrs Pearce for organising and leading our […]

Giants had a brilliant day becoming the crew of the Golden Hinde and experienced life as a 16th century mariner through hands-on activities and immersive role-play. We met some very interesting character’s along the way who taught Year 4 all they needed to know to sail on a galleon. This included, the grisly Barber Surgeon, […]

Year 6 enjoyed their workshop with Mrs Robertson and Mrs Pearce about the Bank of England in preparation for their visit to the museum next week.  They learnt lots of facts about the bank and got to examine lots of different notes from different countries. The children are very excited for our trip on 31st […]

Pegasus participated in the V&A Schools Webinar Live Make-Along: Natural Pigments Inspired by The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence. During this exciting hands-on session, pupils explored the vibrant and intricate world of Mughal art using paints and natural pigments.  Guided by expert instructors, students created their own paintings using natural and found materials, experiencing […]