To celebrate World Children’s Day, this week we let the Year 6 Sports Captains come take over our PE lessons for one day, and they did an absolute fantastic job helping to deliver parts of the lesson.
It was amazing to see their COMMITMENT and COLLABORATION as they helped work together with numerous classes giving feedback and advice to their younger peers on how to improve during different activities.
In Key Stage 1, students have been working hard on improving their hand eye coordination and gross motor skills. They have practised many different ball skills such as bouncing, throwing, catching, dribbling, and have even had mini competitions with each of their classmates.
Key Stage 2 are nearing the end of their ultimate frisbee unit as they prepare for a House competition next week. Which House will be victorious? We’ll find out next week!
Head of PE
What a wonderful day we had hosting our annual Chinese New Year Temple Fair on campus on Sunday. This great community event included games, a Lion Dance, Dragon Dance, a face changing performance, traditional crafts, a bouncy castle, food vendors and gift stalls.Thanks to everyone who made the event possible and magical!
Before the holiday break, we had the privilege of hosting a memorable awards ceremony to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students in sporty After-School Activities (ASAs). This special event allowed us to recognise the dedication, effort, and talent demonstrated by our students throughout the term.
Today, our students had the wonderful opportunity to take part in two live broadcasts with CNN and on the important topic of Climate Change.
