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WELLBEING WORKSHOPS Nigel Lowson delivered workshops to Years 1 to 6, helping  children to focus and be happier.  He also talked to Years 10 and 11 and their parents about exam stress and how to reduce it.

THEATRE ARTS NEWS Students and Senior staff dancers performed a ‘Magic’ themed cabaret at the MIND charity masked ball at Nailcote Hall.  The organisers were thrilled with the entertainment and personally thanked them all for putting on such a great performance. This was a fabulous opportunity to help raise funds for such a worthwhile cause.

November Outings Years 5 6 7 8 visited the Black Country Living Museum as part of their Chemistry at Work initiative. Years 3 4 5 6 visited the cinema to see ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ as part of the Into Film Festival. Years 9 10 11 visited the Birmingham Repertory Theatre to see

A place that will be forever in my heart. By Jessica Hughes Last Monday I was anxious and apprehensive about the trip, I’d only had a few weeks to prepare….going away with strangers, going to a country I wasn’t familiar with, sleeping outside and eating different food. The weeks before had been filled with filling

Halloween Friday Fundraiser Prep School pupils experienced a spooky end to the first half of the autumn term with Halloween themed fun filled activities to raise funds for Humanitas and Miss Jess’ trip to Ghana to run a Marathon to raise money to build a new school there. Children participated in a variety of activities

Senior School Prize Giving Congratulations to all the winners at Senior School Prize Giving on Friday, 18 October 2019.  Thank you to Mrs Sewell and Miss Monique for all their hard work preparing the pupils for this event.  Thank you also to Mrs McConnell who was our Guest of Honour. Previous Next

Harvest Festival On Tuesday, 15 October we welcomed the new Rector of Stoke St Michael’s Church, Reverend Claire, to our Harvest Festival Assembly. The following day, Head Boy & Girl, Henry & Alicia, accompanied Mrs Green to Coventry’s food bank distribution centre. Thanks to your generosity towards the Harvest Festival collection, we were able to

Fire Safety On Tuesday, 15 October, pupils in Years 3 to 6 welcomed officers from West Midlands Fire Service for their annual SPARKS visit. The children watched a film showing how quickly fire spreads and heard all about: Smoke detectors Escape plans Emergency calls Fire hazards Stop, drop and roll Pedestrian safety In-car safety

Prep School Prize Giving Prep School Prize Giving was held on the afternoon of Friday, 11 October and parents were invited to come and watch their children receive awards, perform synchronised speaking pieces and sing choral arrangements.  It was hard to believe that the pupils had only had five weeks to practice. Credit to Miss

NSPCC Fundraising Children from Yr1 to Yr6 took part in an NSPCC morning on Friday, 13th September when two ladies and their friend ‘Buddy’ the puppet, delivered an assembly and a workshop for Yr5 and 6.  The content was age appropriate and really focused more on ‘Staying Safe and Speaking Out’.  The children were reminded