| Easter Extravaganza | 23 March 2011 |
 The theme for this year's Easter Extravaganza was 'Transport'. The children treated us to a whole host of poems and songs covering the topic from Kindergarten "Driving along on a big red bus' to Year 3s "Last steam train to Margate". They all seemed to have such a great time performing , and all the parents agreed it was a really happy afternoon, full of entertainment and great performances. Well done to all involved | |
| Sponsored Spell | 14 March 2011 |
| Well done to all the children in the Lower School who raised £1,835.50 from their Sponsored Spell. The money raised is going towards the school's chosen charity, the Clocktower Fund. | |
| Christmas Play | 1 December 2010 |
This year's Lower School Christmas play was 'Snowdrop and the seven builders' (although it was actually only six on the day as one of them must have fallen asleep somewhere!) As ever it was beautifully acted and produced and the children all seemed to have such fun.    | |
| Christmas Party | 8 December 2010 |
| The Lower School Christmas Party will take place between 1pm and 3.30pm on Wednesday 8th December. Children can bring in home clothes to change to wear. | |
| Year 3 Play | 25 June 2010 |
This year the Year 3 play was Dick Whittington. The sun shone, and so the play was able to take place in the Secret Garden. All the children gave brilliant performances, leaving the audience of family and friends enchanted.  | |
| Ofsted Early Years Inspection | 8 September 2008 |
Nursery, Kindergarten and Reception have received an "outstanding" report from Ofsted. The summary of the report reads as follows - ' On the basis of the evidence collected on this inspection, the quality and standards of the nursery education are outstanding'.  If you would like to read the report in full, please contact Mags for a copy. | |
| Our Sponsored Child | |
| Much of our fundraising throughout the school year goes towards sending money to our sponsored child. Siev Heng Kern lives in Cambodia. She is 6 years old and in her first year at school. Her mother is a rice farmer and her father is a construction worker in Phnom Penh. He is only able to come home about once or twice a month and makes about 80 pence a day. Our sponsorship helps provide Siev Heng with the necessary support for a better childhood and a more secure future | |