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.
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Year 6 Visit Cuffley Camp
Year 6 had a great time at Cuffley Camp developing their growth mindset, leadership and team work skills to reach a goal. They had a great time despite the rain and the children really challenged themselves to take part in activities outside of their comfort zones. “I feel really proud of doing that” was a […]
Florence Nightingale Museum
On Wednesday we set off from Stanmore Station on the Jubilee Line all the way up to Westminster. The weather wasn’t on our side , but we were extremely excited to be getting the underground altogether up to London. As we came out of Westminster Station, we crossed the bridge to see the Houses of […]
Year 5 visit Kew Gardens
Year 5 visited Kew Gardens to enrich their current Science topic on Plant Life Cycles. The children thoroughly enjoyed exploring the grounds and identifying a range of flowers and plant life. They walked amongst the tree canopy on a tree-top walk. At a height of 18 metres everyone had wobbly legs, but the views of […]