A day at Home Farm for Year 3
During their 'Wonderful World of Roald Dahl' topic, Year 3 had the pleasure of visiting Home Farm at Goodwood this week. Meeting the cows, pigs and sheep as well as a few of the people who work there.
During their 'Wonderful World of Roald Dahl' topic, Year 3 had the pleasure of visiting Home Farm at Goodwood this week. Meeting the cows, pigs and sheep as well as a few of the people who work there.
On Thursday 6th October the whole school went to St John's Church in Southbourne to take part in a Harvest Festival Celebration led by Revd Matthew Luff.
From the 19th September until the 23rd September Year 6 visited Kingswood Activity Centre on the Isle Of Wight. We began with a very smooth voyage across the Solent and arrived to bright sunshine. The children quickly unpacked their cases, made their beds and began a fulfilled week of adventure. Highlights included the 3G swing as children dropped from around 40 feet having been hoisted into the air by their classmates. Bushcraft was another favourite activity- children were taught how to clean water, make fires from scratch as well as build shelters from forest materials.
To celebrate Roald Dahl's 100th birthday the children and staff from Year 3 came to school as their favourite characters from the celebrated authors books.
Today year 4 stepped back in time (2 million years ago to be precise) into the Stone age!
This year's Summer Production was 'Shakespeare Rocks' by Steve Tifford, specially chosen to coincide with our Best of British whole school topic.
As part of the Best of British topic both Year 5 classes had a very special trip on board two of the British Navy's most famous ships; the HMS Victory and HMS Warrior, at Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.
To celebrate the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II the Infants and Junior schools came together for a very special party.
The following report was written, on their way home, by the children and adults who went to France.
Bonjour! We have been very busy in France spending time with our French friends from Charles Huard.
Friday 13th May, Year 6, as part of their Chichester Conservancy work, had an afternoon down at Prinsted Beach. One of the the aims of the session, led by Dr Alison Barker, was to provide a better understanding of the diversity of plants and invertebrate life on the shores of Chichester Harbour.
The results are in. Following last week's class name elections we now know what each class will be called.