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Year 6

Football Tournament at St Paul's Juniors

Junior Citizenship at Holly Lodge, Richmond Park

Small Schools' Swimming Gala Fourth Place

Year 6 fully embraced healthy mind and body week and even planned some of the activities for the rest of the school too. They attended wake and shake every morning, enjoyed an amazing trampoline workshop, made a healthy snack of guacamole, embraced fruit tasting wholeheartedly and finished the week with an unforgettable cooking lesson from a class parent. They learnt about Trinidadian flavours and helped to make the most delicious and healthy chicken and chickpea curry and finished the experience with a class calypso party.

Christmas dinner and jumper day

Design and Technology Project

Service of prayers and carols at Viera Gray Care Home

Our visit to th RAF Museum, Hendon

Our visit to St Leonard's Air Raid Shelter, East Sheen

Our visit to St George's Cathedral, Southwark

Our trip to the Imperial War Museum

Normandy Residential

At the beginning of term, Year 6 had the most wonderful time on their school residential to Normandy, where they set up home for one week at Chateau du Baffy in Columbiers-sur-Seulles. An early and wet did not dampen their spirits. Setting sail from Dover and arriving in Calais, their first stop was Honfleur. This is a beautiful town most famous for its influence over Impressionist art, it has a stunning harbour and is full of interesting buildings, which the pupils loved and even described it as like 'being on a film set'. 

Year 6 enjoyed a jam-packed week of excursions and learning experiences. This included a trip to a goats cheese farm, a hike up to the abbey at Mont St-Michel, a visit to the 360 Cinema at Arromanches, a tour of the American cemetery which overlooks the D-day landing beaches, a visit to Omaha beach, a viewing of the Bayeux Tapestry, a tour of Calvados Pierre Huet family distillery and the chance to explore Falaise Castle with its unique architecture and the opportunity to learn about William the Conqueror, which was followed by a quick trip to the local hypermarket. Evenings were spent playing board games and quizzes, enjoying a movie together, sampling snails anf frogs legs and we even had time to squeeze in a disco!

This residential is more than visiting amazing sites of historical interest. It's about developing confidence, growing independence, strengthening friendships and making life-long memories. Year 6 you were amazing!

 

First week back ...

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