By Jolene Payne, a Class 12 Parent. 15 years ago, I watched my son carry an apple with a candle in it around a spiral laid from freshly chopped pine. Alongside his peers, he chose the space in which he would place his light. He - one of the children who needed to get out of the spotligh...

We had a wonderful display of crafts at our Midsummer festival: handwork (Class 1-8), woodwork (Class 6-8) and from the upper school: joinery, ceramics, metalwork, copper work, bookbinding, basketwork, stone carving and pottery. In our school system, we are working with the idea that thinking dev...

Class 6 performed a Roman comedy this year. Their new challenge this year was performing a play outside where voice projection is essential and also getting the timing right for the humour to work.

The Gurudwara Temple Trip was a really cool experience - to be so immersed in a totally different culture and atmosphere for a day was so enlightening, and I really enjoyed it. The Temple was so peaceful and calm; a stark contrast to the chaos of the London surroundings. It was also very interesting...

The children began their adventure with a 3-mile walk through woodland and countryside, eventually arriving at the campsite behind Plawhatch Farm. They quickly set up camp, including sleeping tents and toilet tents, and settled into life outdoors. During their stay, they took part in daily farm t...

Rehearsals are in full swing! Classes 9 & 11 are hard at work bringing Fiddler on the Roof JR. to life. With songs echoing through the school buildings and scenes taking shape, excitement is building for this wonderful production. Don’t miss this Midsummer Festival highlight...