All through Primary School situated in the north of Farnham with a High Coin Centre
Farnham, Surrey
Joined February 2018
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A huge thank you to everyone who kindly donated items for our Harvest Festival. We are so grateful for your generosity, kindness and continued support.
A huge thank you to Jenni at @pinkacornwellness for coming in and giving our staff a little rest during wellbeing day, offering Indian head massages and reiki. It was very well enjoyed!
A huge thank you to 360 sports education who came in and carried out some wonderful activities for our children during our wellbeing day!
Bullfinch is testing air resistance using difference size parachutes to identify if surface area impacts on how quickly things fall down.
Swan and Heron had a wonderful time at their theatre workshop this morning. They joined in enthusiastically, showed lots of creativity, and enjoyed working with others. It was lovely to see their confidence shine throughout the session. 🌟
Otter class had some time to relax and choose what they would like to do. Some chose to rest lying down, others chose mindful colouring and writing stories or reading.
Yesterday, Buzzard Class had lots of fun investigating air resistance! We took our umbrellas outside and ran with them to explore how air resistance affects movement. There were plenty of smiles, some very speedy running and lots of great scientific thinking! 🔬🌬️
Thank you to Claire from Farnham Museum for bringing a wonderful selection of artefacts to share with the Year 4 children today. Each object had a special link to Farnham, having either been found locally or passed down through generations of Farnham families.
This afternoon in Music, Bullfinch were 'writing like Egyptians'
They used hieroglyphics to create their music performance and came up with a sound using just their bodies to represent each one.
Swan Class have been exploring how human activity can damage and destroy ecosystems. Through their research, they discovered how pollution, deforestation, littering and climate change can have a significant impact on habitats and the plants and animals that live there.
