Bronze Medalists
A huge congratulations to our Under 14 Netball Team for an incredible performance at the ISA National Netball Finals held at Nottingham University earlier this week.
Facing off against some of the top schools in the country, our girls showed incredible skill, grit, and teamwork to bring home the bronze medals. We couldn’t be prouder of how they represented the school on the national stage.
Well done to every single player on a fantastic achievement.
In KS2 Mindfulness, we got creative and made our own playdough/slime using old creams, shampoo, food colouring and flour! 🎨
The children had so much fun experimenting with the textures and colours, and they absolutely loved playing with their creations afterwards. A great way to relax, be creative and enjoy some mindful moments together. 😊
To celebrate World Book Day, our Year 2 pupils enjoyed spending time sharing books both with their classmates and with children in Year 5.
In the classroom, Year 2 children loved exploring stories together with their friends, discussing pictures, helping each other with tricky words, and sharing their favourite parts. Later, they were joined by Year 5 pupils for a special paired reading session, where the older children acted as fantastic reading role models.
It was wonderful to see such enthusiasm for books across the year groups, with pupils showing kindness, confidence, and a real enjoyment of reading. A lovely way to celebrate the magic of stories together! 📖💫
A brilliant display of rugby was on show by the U15 rugby team. Crunching try stopping tackles, sprinting the length of the pitch to chase the opposition and slick feet evading tackles to move the ball forward and score tries. Players were quick to the rucks to protect the ball and worked together in both attack and defence. Every player had an impact on the game and should be extremely proud of the progress they are making in their individual performance and understanding of the game. Try scorers were Lily, Scarlett, Phoebe and Amelie: who also took on kicking duties to score the conversions. It was lovely to see others giving the kicking side of the game a go. Player of the match goes to Lily for her leadership and communication throughout the game. An absolute pleasure to watch all of you play.
As part of their World War II topic, our Year 6 pupils visited Newhaven Fort.
They explored real artefacts and documents from the Home Front and followed a trail through a mock wartime house to learn about how families lived and the different types of air raid shelters. Some pupils even stepped inside an air raid shelter, experiencing a dramatic “near miss” from a bomb!After lunch, they toured the rest of the fort and learned more about the D-Day landings.
A fantastic day of hands-on learning about this important period in history.
What a fantastic World Book Day we had in Shoreham College Juniors! The children arrived in some truly amazing costumes, bringing their favourite book characters to life. One of the highlights of the day was our paired class reading, where our KS2 pupils teamed up with children from KS1 to share stories together - a lovely example of our older pupils supporting and inspiring the younger ones!
We also enjoyed a whole-school assembly about a very bad book (The Worst Book Ever), which sparked plenty of laughter and pupil participation! Throughout the day, classes took part in a range of fun, book-themed activities that celebrated the joy of reading.
