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  • 05/06/26

    Class 3VG Camping Trip

    Before half term, class 3VG went on a camp at Tablehurst Farm. We set up our village of tents in a beautiful field that became our home for three days. During the day we were welcomed by the amazing farmers who let us experience life on the farm, with all the work that entails. Vicky Greenacre Cla...
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  • 05/06/26

    Willow Tree Saplings

    “Dilly Dilly Duck, Dilly hey hey ho!  All the little ducks waddle in a row.  Some are white and some are yellow,  All of them a pretty fellow.  Waddle to the water and in you go.  Splash!”
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  • 05/06/26

    Class 8B Play- Death on the Riverboat

    Just before half-term Class 8B performed their play Death on the Riverboat. Preparing a murder mystery means creating strong characters who are so interesting that they also become suspicious. The rehearsal process grows more intense as costumes, lights and set are added to the work of the...
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  • 02/06/26

    Class 7RG Chemistry main lesson

    As part of this inorganic chemistry main lesson Class 7 learnt about the limecycle and connected this to local Sussex industry and the importance of chalk in cement, iron and glass production, and neutralising acidic soil.  Often items come pre made and packaged, and industry shuts its doo...
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  • 22/05/26

    Hazel Tree Bread Day

    Perhaps, if you are very lucky, you have visited our Early Childhood building on a bread day. Every Thursday, the comforting smell of freshly baked bread drifts through the corridors leading to Hazel Tree Kindergarten, bringing with it a sense of home, rhythm, and togetherness.
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  • 21/05/26

    Class 7RG Canoe Trip

    Class 7RG went canoeing down the river Wye for their class camp. Over 5 days they canoed 39 miles in sun, rain, hail and high winds.
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  • 20/05/26

    Class 1 Play - The Golden Goose

    In Class 1, the children’s inner life is nourished by listening to fairy tales. The pictures from the stories appeal to the imagination and reach the children exactly where they are. The tales bring distilled wisdom, passed down through generations, and provide the children with a sense of the...
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  • 15/05/26

    Class 9 Work Projects

    Class 9: Putting Their Will to Work Human development is often described in terms of three core faculties — Thinking, Feeling and Willing — and in our curriculum, the art is to weave these together so that students feel both challenged and supported. In Class 9, students can experi...
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  • 15/05/26

    Early Childhood May Festival

    Beneath the old horse chestnut tree, garlands of blossoms and colourful ribbons dancing in the spring breeze, the Early Childhood May Festival awakens a sense of wonder, joy and togetherness. Last week the children of our Kindergarten accompanied by parents, siblings and other family members gathere...
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  • 08/05/26

    Awe and wonder in Oak Tree Kindergarten!

    This week, the children were delighted to spot blue tits flying busily in and out of the bird box that sits on top of one of the sheds in our space, carefully carrying food back to their hungry baby chicks. The children sat quietly together, watching in fascination as the parent birds worked tireles...
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  • 07/05/26

    May Festival

    The sun shone beautifully last week as Classes 1–5 took to the South Lawn for our annual May Day celebrations. With live musicians playing and Class 6 accompanying on recorders, the lower school students danced with joy and enthusiasm. Early Childhood and middle school students gathered with p...
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  • 07/05/26

    Upper School Spring Festival

    Last term, our Upper School came together for a joyful Spring Festival, sharing an evening of music, movement, art and even a little science with families and friends.
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