6Ba had a great time using ideas from their colour mixing session on their clay dragon eye.
Numerous themes were created including oceanic, forest, glacier and mystical.
Rather than sending home our Christmas cards in book bags, Little Lions and Reception always enjoy visiting the post office to buy our stamps and post the letters home instead.
This year we were extra lucky because a postal worker happened to be collecting the post while we were there! She showed us how she opens the letter box with a key and what it looks like inside and told us all about where the letters will go before they end up on their doormats!
Thank you also to the kindness of the people at Southwick Post Office who always greet us with a smile!
We’re thrilled to share that Mabel in Y9 delivered an outstanding performance at the South East Schools Regional Trampoline Competition. Competing in the Girls Intermediate section, Mabel showcased incredible skill, focus, and determination to secure 1st place! 🥇
Her victory reflects her hard work and dedication and secures her progression to the next round of the competition.
Way to go, Mabel - we can’t wait to see what you achieve next!
🎄 A very festive Christmas wreath-making session was enjoyed by 16 of our pupils earlier this week.
Christmas cheer, seasonal tunes, and the expertise and direction of Miss Awbery inspired some beautifully festive wreaths to be made by everyone who attended. 🎄🎄🎄
Outstanding performances from our swimmers at the National Swimming Gala!
Independent School's Association National Swimming Gala.
London Aquatic Centre, Olympic Park
Last Friday, seven of our talented swimmers from Years 4 to 11 proudly represented our school at the Independent School’s Association (ISA) National Swimming Gala. Having earned their places by excelling at the regional gala earlier this term, they competed at the iconic London 2012 Olympic pool, an inspiring venue that set the stage for a truly memorable day.
Our swimmers displayed outstanding performances in both individual and team relay events and their dedication and skill were among the finest ISA swimmers in the country. A standout day came from Harry in Year 6, who achieved remarkable success by securing bronze medals in the 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly events. Both races were thrillingly close, with less than a second separating first and third places - a testament to the incredibly high standard of competition.
Adding to the excitement, Olympian and British record-holder Tom Haffield presented Harry's medals, making the occasion even more special.
Congratulations to Harry and all our swimmers who took part, Darcey, Lily, Scarlett, Alex, Alice and Etien. Competing at this prestigious level was an incredible achievement, and their hard work and determination made the entire school proud. Well done to all!
