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Yesterday, our school choir had the pleasure of visiting the residents at Leonard Lodge, where they shared festive songs and helped spread some Christmas cheer. The children sang beautifully and brought lots of smiles to the residents, making it a truly special and memorable visit for everyone involved.
We are very proud of our choir for representing the school so wonderfully in the community.
Our new reading books for Year 3 and 4 have arrived. We can't wait to get reading!
Our school crossing patrol lady, Pauline retired today after 39 years! We invited her into assembly to say a huge thank you for all the years of smiles and service. During assembly, Mrs Sraan and some of the children taught us about the festivals of Diwali and Bandi Chorr Diwas.
In the afternoon, we were privileged to receive a visit from Alex Burghart, MP, who answered some very insightful and thought-provoking questions from Years 5 and 6. They learnt about how laws are made, how to become an MP, and so much more. Mr Burghart also invited them to visit him at the Houses of Parliament.
The day ended with all of the KS2 children being treated to French lessons led by some Year 11 students from Brentwood Ursuline. Ils étaient très intéressants et les enfants les ont beaucoup aimés!
Congratulations to our newly elected school councillors 2025-26!
Year 5 and 6 welcomed Hala, a Palestinian refugee who answered all of their questions. She was very impressed by their empathy and curiosity. Thank you to Hala and to Mary Stretch from our adopted charity, Calais Light who organised the visit.
As part of our celebrations for the Jubilee Year of Hope, Class 2 met up with Year 2 children from St Helen's Infant School and visited the Cathedral in Brentwood. Fr John Harvey met the children at the Holy Door and gave them a very interesting talk about the history of the building. They then went for a picnic at St Helen's. The most exciting part, however, was the bus journey there and back!
Year 4 chose Louis Braille as their inspirational figure for Aspirations week. They experienced what it was like to be blind, created inventions to help make our world a better place and had a Teams call with Mrs Poulter's daughter Rachel who used to be a carer for a blind girl.
Well done to all of the children for putting on a fabulous retelling of the Easter story. We were so incredibly proud of all of you!