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  • 11/03/25

    4TG delve into Local History and Geography

    Over the past four weeks, 4TG enjoyed a range of wonderful opportunities to explore local history and geography in this engaging main lesson block. They were visited by their class teacher's mother, Rhyll Godber, who was a five-year-old child when her parents became the first family to run th...
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  • 10/03/25

    Eurythmy Festival

    This year’s eurythmy festival took place last week. Classes 3 to 8 shared work from all aspects of their eurythmy lessons. It was an opportunity for older classes to look back on work they remember, and for younger ones to  catch a glimpse of what they may achieve in the future. The stude...
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  • 07/03/25

    A Wonderful Day of Movement at Michael Hall!

    A Wonderful Day of Movement at Michael Hall! Thursday 6th March Starting with the Eurythmy festival, harmonious performances from classes 3- 8 including: musical dexterity with copper rods; storytelling and movement; playing with light and dark, earthy bamboo stick dancing and graceful ball...
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  • 06/03/25

    Pancake Day

    This week Classes 1-8 celebrated Shrove Tuesday with a parade in front of the mansion in the spring sunshine! This was followed by pancake races in the gym. Gala Kononenko
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  • 06/03/25

    Class 12 play

    The Crucible by Arthur Miller performed by Class 12. The Class 12 play is a cherished tradition at Michael Hall, marking a significant milestone in the students’ journey. It is a testament to their dedication, creativity, and courage—not just as performers but as a community working t...
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  • 14/02/25

    Winter mornings at Michael Hall

    Our stunning school grounds on a wintry morning last week. Photos by Gala Kononenko
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  • 13/02/25

    Goodbye Miss Lane!

    Class 5b said goodbye to Miss Lane this week, as she goes on maternity leave. The class and parents are so excited for her to start her journey as a mum, but also sad to lose her as their teacher after five wonderful years with them! As a thank you for her time with the class, the children pres...
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  • 07/02/25

    The Children's Forest

    After an autumn and winter beset with drizzle, storms and gloom, we're on the up! Further planting has taken place at The Children's Forest site in conjunction with a class from Ashdown Nursery in the village. We also managed to finally install the Children's Forest mural sign, which was...
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  • 06/02/25

    Class 7 MR Play - Leonardo

    Class 7MR performed their play, ‘Leonardo’, A Renaissance Murder Mystery, last Friday.  The play is set in the year 1486 and Leonardo Da Vinci is called on to solve a murder mystery by his patron, Mona Lisa. A scandal has arisen in a Florentine convent and a controversial ma...
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  • 05/02/25

    Class 8DJ Ski Trip to Flaine, France

    Last week, Class 8 DJ went to Flaine, France. They flew into Geneva, and took a coach transfer to Flaine. The class arrived at the UCPA Flaine Altair centre, a purpose-built centre for children and young people. UCPA is a French NGO, that is chartered to promote and grow a sense of enjo...
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  • 30/01/25

    Emmeline's Centenary Speech

    'Happy 100th birthday Michael Hall, and here’s to many more years from the 100-year-old roots of imagination, truth and responsibility on which I hope strong new shoots will grow.'
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  • 30/01/25

    Classes 6 European Geography Main Lesson

    Classes 6 have been studying European geography in their main lesson which culminated in a presentation of their project about a European country. We looked at the landscape, biomes, industry, culture and food with some students bringing in traditional foods, speaking some common words in the langua...
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