The Shamley Green village fête last Saturday was the biggest yet. The village green was packed with different stalls and events throughout the afternoon. Longacre joined in with the community festivities with some music. In between dog show classes and a dance performance, a group of our drummers and drum teacher Jim Honeywood got the fête…
Year 4 really enjoyed their visit to East Head on Wednesday and we were lucky that the rain held off. First, we made sandcastles, spaced one metre apart from the shoreline up the beach to see how the tide came in. Next, we pretended we were waves and ran up and down the beach with…
Year 5 gathered the week before summer half term to set off – suitcases, hoodies and stuffed toys at the ready – to make the most of this fantastic week at Land and Wave in Swanage. Facing a week of no electronic devices or sweets, being away from their families and being independent, they dived…
Excitement for the France trip was palpable from the Year 6’s and Mrs Edwards – who really couldn’t wait for to see the bright lights of Disneyland Paris again. With a big wave from the parents, we set off on our long adventure across the sea for our first residential trip in years. The children…
The Form II children had an amazing time learning all about the life cycle of flowers at Sayers Croft this week. Arriving at Sayers Croft after a short coach ride, we were welcomed by our guide for the day, Rob. For our first activity we had to recognise the features of a 100 year old…
Form I had a wonderful visit to Bocketts Farm Park on Wednesday. We were invited to visit the animal Discovery Barn where the children were able to feed a variety of farm animals including woolly sheep, greedy goats and cheeky llamas. As a working farm, there were plenty of baby animals for us to see…
On Wednesday Form III arrived at school suitably dressed for an exciting day at the Victorian schoolroom in Guildford with a very strict teacher, Miss Smith. We paraded into the big school room which was decorated with lots of bookshelves, a picture of Queen Victoria and even stuffed animals like a hedgehog, an owl and a…
The most important parts of the Independence Days are that children are in positions where they need to make choices, to problem solve and feel like they are in real world situations, whilst still having adults around to support them. Form VI’s trip to the Metrobank in Guildford was the epitome of this goal. The children…
On Wednesday, Year 6 finally got to reap all the rewards for their Severus-ly hard work in English and set Pad-foot inside the Harry Potter Warner Brother Studios. On arrival, they were escorted behind locked Dumbledoors to their workshop about ‘Screenplay Stories’, where they learnt about how writers use the written word to convey visual…
On Thursday, Year 5 went to Legoland Windsor. We started our visit with a brilliant workshop run by one of the Lego experts. We made robots which detected motion and movement which was very clever. After our workshop we were amazed by the mini city and particularly enjoyed seeing the NASA building which had a…