Limitless Learning for Tomorrow’s Achievers
2F performed their class assembly this week to both Reception and then KS1 respectively. The theme of the assembly was based around Science, connecting to our scientific learning as part of British Science Week. Our assembly asked the question: what if science didn’t exist? The moral of the story quickly revealed that in fact, science…
The fourth BCS Experience Day took place on Wednesday and we were delighted to welcome twenty Year 4 pupils from St Mary’s Primary School in Harborne. The children enjoyed the opportunity to participate in painting and felting workshops. During the art session, children learned about the work of Hundertwasser, and they then created their own vision…
There was no sign of any Blue Coat children this Thursday but we were joined by Alice in Wonderland, Fantastic Mr Fox, Matilda, Mary Poppins, and Stick Man as children and staff alike celebrated World Book Day. Favourite stories were shared, bookmarks were made and a character hunt was undertaken as the children participated enthusiastically…
On Monday, Year 4 children came fully prepared for an exciting day of Tudor activities in their Tudor outfits! They were invited into Lord North’s manor (the school hall) and were summoned to carry out many duties. These included everyday tasks such as ink making and writing, scent bag making (to keep the plague away),…
The hall was alive on Monday morning with the shouts and roars of Roman warriors as Year 3 began their new Humanities topic with a Roman Day. During the day, the workshops provided the children with an insight into what everyday Roman life was like for men and women, discovering many interesting facts along the way! Children…
We enjoyed not one but two wonderful concerts this week. The Prelude Concert on Wednesday was a joyous showcase of our more advanced students, containing some very polished performances of quite challenging repertoire. Thursday morning’s Morning Recital for our Year 5 and 6 pupils provided a playing platform for our developing musicians. I was particularly…
Well! What a week Years 3 and 4 had just before we broke up for half term as we staged our production of What a Knight! The craziest quest in Camelot, saw knights, princesses and a rather outspoken dragon pitted against the Black Knight and his two henchmen, to find the missing Excalibur and save…
The St George’s boys had a special visitor on Friday – guide dog puppy George, whom they raised over £2000 to name. George, who is an eight-month-old German Shepherd, met pupils from St George’s House during their assembly. The House chose Guide Dogs as their House charity last year. To raise the £2500 needed to…
Well done to Amar and Karam who have been raising money for the Acorns Children’s Hospice charity. Family and friends have been so generous – it is such an important charity. The boys asked for donations instead of gifts for their birthdays and, together with auctioning tickets for Karting and Laser Tag, the boys managed…
We welcomed pupils from Welsh House Farm Community School to participate in our KSI Gymnastics Festival today. The sports hall was set up with four areas which the children had a chance to sample on a rotation – the Air Track was an instant hit as the children jumped along and reached new heights! The…
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