Farnborough News

On Friday afternoon, the Year 6 Girls netball team played some fantastic netball against 8 other schools. They showed brilliant teamwork and resilience – well done!

Year 5 braved the bad weather and went up to London on the train to visit the Ancient Greek exhibits at The British Museum. We also had an excellent workshop where we got to handle replica artefacts and try to work out what they were.

On Tuesday 10th October Reception had a visit from the Police.  They were given the opportunity to wear different Police helmets from over the years and ask lots of questions!  

On Wednesday 11th October Children in years 1, 2 and 3 had fun improving their scooting skills in a traffic free space. They were given some safety tips when scooting, practised their scooting and even tried a few tricks! The sun was shining and it was a very enjoyable session for all!

Each Tuesday, Pegasus have been enjoying their walk to Darrick Wood pool and the opportunity to practise their swimming strokes in the pool. The pace of the walk is a bit slower on our return to school and this gives the children a chance to observe autumnal changes. We found a lot of sweet chestnuts […]

The whole school celebrated National Poetry Day on Thursday 5th October. We all enjoyed listening to different poems, performing poems and creating our own imaginative poems.

The girls played their first league match of the season and put in a brilliant performance against Darrick Wood. It was a very close game with Darrick Wood winning 2-1. Well done, girls.

A mixed team of Year 5 and 6 children played at the qualifiers for the Bromley Netball Bees tournament. They won their group and have qualified for the finals in November. They won all 3 games and did not concede a goal. Well done!

On Thursday 28th September, Year 6 had a fantastic time at the Natural History Museum. We were fascinated looking at all the information about natural disasters and enjoyed the earthquake simulator. We also helped save the citizens of Volcano Town from disaster when they faced a volcanic eruption.  

Our oldest children were captivated and inspired by Stuart Lawrence’s 2nd workshop of the day. They were able to relate to the topics and think about how they will continue to dream big by having self-belief in all that they do. They began thinking about the challenges they may face and how they could continue […]