School Life
Safer Internet Day at Amesbury
“It took all of us to build the web that we have. It will take all of us to secure its future” Contract for the web
Celebrating Book Week at Maltman's Green
This year World Book Day was on Thursday 5 March, but here at Maltman’s Green we celebrate Book Week – a whole week of fun activities to inspire our girls with a love of reading.
Exeter Junior School celebrates characters they will remember forever
Pupils enjoyed the parade, meeting author Tamsin Cooke, exploring Minecraft Book Realms, guessing their teachers’ favourite books, looking at classroom doors decorated as book covers, choosing books at the book fair, and more!
420 trees planted at All Hallows
As part of the Woodland Trust tree planting initiative, All Hallows were thrilled to receive 420 large wildlife saplings (mainly Birch and Hazel).
Witham Hall celebrates World Book Day
Pupils at Witham Hall School celebrated the wonderful world of books for World Book Day by dressing up as their favourite characters, writing stories, and sharing books in mixed age groups in the library.
Sussex school celebrates World Book Day with Book Week
Storytime reading at school break time has encouraged pupils to read and enjoy reading more, says a Sussex school.
Hazlegrove pupil awarded Police and Crime Commissioner's Pride Award
This year, the annual PCC Pride Awards included a six year old girl from Hazlegrove who showed extraordinary courage and quick thinking when her mother fell ill at the wheel.
Eco Award for The Royal Junior School
The Royal Junior School is thrilled to have been awarded its Bronze Eco Award just six months after signing up to the Eco Schools UK Award scheme.
Author Peter Murray visits Moulsford
Author Peter Murray visited Moulsford Prep School to talk about his new book 'Poppy Warrior' and what inspired him to write it. He delivered workshops for the boys in Years 5 to 7 and signed copies of the book.
Flippin' Fun at Broomwood Hall
Broomwood Hall celebrates Pancake Day with fun relay races flipping pancakes along the way - followed by the treat of more delicious pancakes at lunchtime.
MELISSA – a project about bees, friendship, culture and so much more
The MELISSA project is an Erasmus+ funded project which proposes to raise the profile of the environmental importance of bees locally, nationally and internationally.
Former Blue Peter presenter Konnie Huq visits Chandlings
Children from Chandlings and local Oxfordshire primary school Dry Sandford were lucky enough to be engaged and inspired by Konnie Huq, ex Blue Peter presenter and author who came to present her new book.