Issue 61 14th March 2025 The fortnightly Friday Focus is the chance for every class at Clavering to share their learning with the Clavering School community. This is a great opportunity to find out what each year group has been up to and... Continue Reading
Well done to our super singers who sang to the whole school yesterday in music assembly and to Phoebe who played us in and out of the hall on the piano. What talent! Thank you to Mrs Thomas for preparing the musicians for this. Continue Reading
FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER ISSUE 11: 7.3.25 Book week The children and adults have had a lovely time celebrating World Book Day this week. We have all participated in our Story Carousel, where different staff members read a favourite book to a group of... Continue Reading
We have had an excellent Professional Week this week. Thank you so much to all our speakers. The children had an amazing time and it was such a pleasure to witness the support for this event. Thank you to the Parent Forum for finding our speakers. The children were fortunate to... Continue Reading
FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER ISSUE 10: 14.2.25 Today the children are enjoying taking part in Wear What you Love Day. Thank you to the Friends of Clavering for organising this. Professional Week We have had an excellent Professional Week this week. Thank... Continue Reading
Reception class had a special visit from Maeve’s Grandad Earl who is a volunteer Blood Bike Rider. He works in Essex and uses his special motorbike to deliver human blood and baby milk in emergencies and when it is needed. Before he came to Clavering, Earl had already... Continue Reading
Issue 60 7th February 2025 The fortnightly Friday Focus is the chance for every class at Clavering to share their learning with the Clavering School community. This is a great opportunity to find out what each year group has been up to... Continue Reading
What a magical day – 40 children from Year 2 to 6 descended on the 02 Arena in London for the Young Voices Concert 2025. Nothing quite compares to the sound of children singing! The children were absolute superstars as were the adult helpers. The children sang a multitude of... Continue Reading
On Tuesday 21st January, Class 6 were very fortunate to have a visit from the local Magistrate, Elaine. Elaine explained about her role as a magistrate and the differences between the two main courts in England: magistrate and crown. The children listened carefully, asked... Continue Reading