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The mission of Samaritan’s Purse is to follow the example of Christ by helping those in need and proclaiming the hope of the Gospel that is taught through the bible story of the “Good Samaritan.”  Samaritan’s Purse is an international relief and development organisation that works through local churches to proclaim and demonstrate the love of God amongst communities in Africa, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They are part of the global Samaritan’s Purse family that has been providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world since 1970.   Alongside sending shoeboxes overseas, they respond to issues facing [...]

On Thursday, Lower One had a visitor from Portals from the past called Dan. He taught us about the Stone Age and how things would been during this era. Many animals were here that no longer exist and he had lots of artefacts including a real mammoth bone! We were asked to find answers to a quiz, we played a fishing game, looked at lots of artefacts and learnt about how our local environment would have been all those years ago. We had a great day and we looked fantastic in our outfits too!  [...]

The theme this year was the Paris Olympics 2024-and what a week it has been! The children learnt about Olympic sports and the names of countries in their French or Spanish lessons and then about the geography and culture of their chosen countries with their class teachers. So many exciting things happened across the school- to name just a few: Transition made a Spanish breakfast, Intermediate learned how to write their names in the Greek alphabet and learned about Greek Gods, U1 learned basic phrases and THE NUMBERS 1-10 in German, L1 received a visit from Mrs Nelson who taught [...]

On Wednesday 19th June, the girl’s participated in a district cricket tournament. This is the first time we have entered the event which was held at old Brentwood’s Rugby Club. The girls played brilliantly and finished in first place and were crowned district champions.

On Tuesday 18th June, four mixed teams of four children from Lower One and Upper One went to Brentwood School to compete in the District Tennis Competition. All the children had a great time and played exceptionally well. In the plate competition we finished in first and second place. In the cup event we came second and third. A great achievement.

On 17th June Ami Olowoyeye from Lower Two participated in the National Athletics Competition held at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham. Ami performed incredibly well coming third in the 75m and picking up a bronze medal.

Pre-Reception, Reception and Kindergarten The children had a wonderful time last Friday at the Pre-Prep Department’s Father’s Day celebration. Unfortunately, we were unable to order consistent sunshine, but, this did not dampen the enthusiasm in the school hall where, after tucking into a delicious picnic lunch, the children, in an atmosphere of buzz and excitement, embarked on the creation of a minibeast habitat with Dad and Grandad, using natural materials. Throughout the hall there was a lot of chatter as our little, creative people busily encouraged and instructed Dads and Grandads in the assembling of their mini habitat and everyone [...]

Oooh Arrr! 20 mini pirates invaded the school on Thursday for a marble in the jar celebration! The children in Transition found out about famous pirates from History, sang pirate songs, constructed a small fleet of pirate ships, and completed a pirate maths challenge! A swash buckling exciting day!

Unfortunately, due to the date of the ISA Regional Athletics competition being held in our half term several children were not available. However, the children that did attend competed very well and had a great time. Grace Diji managed to come 3rd in the 80m sprint, Paul Dibigbo came 2nd in the 80m sprint, the Lower Two girls relay team finished 22nd Ami Oloweoyeye came 1st in the 75m sprint and has now qualified for the ISA National Competition which is being held at Alexander Stadium, Birmingham.

Lower One had a brilliant trip to The Ragged Old School on Wednesday. This was linked to the history work that they have been doing on The Victorians. When they arrived, they were greeted by 'Mrs. Poole' who took the children for an authentic lesson which would have taken place in the 1800s. She asked the children to answer arithmetic questions, practice their handwriting and draw symmetrically - all whilst being seen but not heard! Mrs. Poole also had a cane and taught them about behaviour strategies like a finger stock and a back straightener. They then took part in [...]