Year 3 Visit Aldenham Church
The children greatly enjoyed our visit to Aldenham Church. The Revd. Robert Fletcher kindly gave us a talk about the History of the Church. The children particularly enjoyed learning about how the tower, which was built around 1250, was damaged in 1940 by a german bomb, destroying the spire and damaging the parapet. Amazingly, the bells were undamaged and the rebuilding of the tower and the new spire was finished in 1950. It was truly a pleasure to see them so engaged learning about Aldenham Church and asking so many questions about it.
Also in Trips
Outward Bound in the Lake District
Our Year 6 pupils went on a trip to the Howtown Outward Bound Centre in the Lake District. It was a very exciting and memorable experience. They participated in a range of activities that pushed them out of their comfort zone and helped them develop their teamwork, leadership, and problem solving skills. Whether they were […]
Anglo Saxon Day
Year 4 loved Anglo-Saxon day ran by ‘Those History People’. As they entered school on Wednesday, they were very much in role of their new Anglo-Saxon character. The day provided a great opportunity to consolidate learning and get a real feel for what Anglo-Saxon life would have been like. In the morning, the children were […]
Year1 Visit Charterhouse
The children had such a fabulous day pretending to work for the lovely Queen. The children were given roles and had to pretend to serve the Queen – this meant lots of serving, and they even served some important ambassadors. Overall, it was an amazing day trip and helped bring our topic of Kings and […]