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All of the children from Year 2 to Year 6 ran in the Partnership cross country event at JFAN last Wednesday. The children ran between 500m and 1800m according to their age group. All the children ran extremely well and should be very proud of their efforts. The two schools with... Continue Reading

We all enjoyed a fun filled friendship week last week with the children working together off curriculum in their house groups. We were particularly impressed with the way the children responded to the different tasks and activities and how they worked so well together with our... Continue Reading

Elaine Terri was welcomed to class 6 on Thursday afternoon to talk to them about her role as a magistrate. Elaine talked to the children about what it means to be a magistrate (which they were all surprised to hear is a voluntary role), and about the differences between the... Continue Reading

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER  ISSUE 4:                            2.10.19 Magistrate Visit Elaine Terri was welcomed to class 6 on Thursday afternoon to talk to them about her role as a magistrate. Elaine talked to the children about what it means to be a magistrate (which they were... Continue Reading

A big thank you to everyone who gave something for the Christmas boxes! We had lots and lots of donations. Everyone who contributed an item for the boxes was awarded 5 house points. Thank you all! School Council Just some of the donations! Continue Reading

On Thursday 10th October, the school held a special Harvest Assembly. We sang lots of harvest songs and each class presented work they had been learning. We heard poems and songs, prayers, a food alphabet and all about the Jewish festival of Sahvuot. We gave thanks for our... Continue Reading

Reception Class enjoyed meeting Maisie, our school reading dog. The children went to see her in small groups and they were all very sensible, quiet and took turns stroking her. Some of the children asked Louise, Maisie’s owner, really fabulous questions to find out more. Continue Reading

On the walk, the mud was hard and we walked 4-5 miles.  We walked through fields and woods and lanes and streets.  We used a map to find our way.  It was a real adventure!  We saw some rabbits and we found some sticks and different leaves.  In Simon’s Wood we found birds nests... Continue Reading

Victorians Day – On Wednesday 9th October Classes 3 and 4 visited Audley End House as part of our topic on the Victorians. We each had a workshop where we learnt about the different jobs of a Victorian boy and girl servant including a tour of the servants quarters lead by the... Continue Reading

The Clavering Art prize is awarded each term to a representative from Early Years, Key Stage One, Lower Key Stage Two (Years 3 and 4) and Upper Key Stage Two (Years 5 and 6) in recognition of outstanding work in Art: Summer Term 2019 Isabelle    ... Continue Reading