Here at The Manor, the children from Nursery up to Year 2 make regular visits to Forest School, both at Millets Farm and in our own nature garden. Recently, the children in Reception visited the Forest School at Millets Farm. See the photos here. It was a beautiful sunny day and the children enjoyed comparing…
In Reception we have started picking some of the vegetables we have been growing. This week Mrs Evans’s class helped to pick the lettuce and radishes that they took home to share with their families. Once the lettuce has grown again it will be the turn of Mrs Sandford’s and Mrs Pater’s classes to pick…
Keep up to date with the Year 6 French trip by following us on Twitter. See all the photos here. Tuesday in Arromanches Fog greeted us as we walked to a lovely breakfast of croissants and pains au chocolat but the weather rallied as we drove to Arromanches. Year 6 enjoyed a magnificent view from…
As part of a national experiment to see what effect gravity or being in space might have on seeds, Year 1 have been carefully tending to some tiny seedlings on the windowsill of Mrs Willis’s classroom. The seeds were on the International Space Station for six months, looked after by British astronaut Tim Peak. They…
It’s been another fun-filled and action-packed adventure in the Isle of Wight for Y5. We set off on Friday, clean, well-rested and buzzing with nervous excitement. The sun came with us, making our ferry crossing, picnic on the beach at Alum Bay and Needles boat trip an absolute delight. Before long we were pulling into…
On Wednesday 11 May 2016 the children didn’t let a little rain (albeit heavy downpours!) stop their chance to raise money for local charity, Keen. The children braved the pouring rain and took to the school field for their Sponsored Walk. See the photos here Inspired by local personal trainer, Tom Alden, who recently ran…
Years 3 and 4 had a lovely day last Friday selling cakes to all the other children in the school to raise money for UNICEF. See the photos here There were literally hundreds of cakes of all shapes and sizes for sale in the Main Hall as the Year 3 and 4 classes took it…
To mark the occasion of the Queen’s 90th Birthday, the whole school, parents and staff filled the playground for a street party. Tables were bedecked with all things red, white and blue, flags were waved and royal buns were consumed and a special Union Jack cake had been made for the parents. See the photos here….
The Manor Concert at the end of term was a real delight and the audience was treated to a vast array of musical talent. It is impossible to name each performance but a special mention must certainly go to Madeleine W whose breathtaking performance of ‘Wedding Day at Troldhaugen’ by Grieg left the audience speechless….
Our Year 6 trainee forensic scientists leapt into action recently in response to the shocking theft of priceless silverware from the PE office. The House Sports Cup, last seen at 3.45pm on Friday 18 March was gone! With no sign of forced entry, an “inside job” looked depressingly likely. The forensic team from Think Forensic…
