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The grounds are springing back to life as we prepare to welcome students for the start of the Summer Term next week - even if blue skies are currently fleeting! 🌱🌷🪻 https://t.co/nPSU6LIJqC
An annual end of term tradition, this year’s whole School Baton Race was won by Holdgate for Seniors, Founder’s for Inters and Lambe’s for the Juniors. In time honoured fashion, winning Houses were presented with their trophies by the youngest members of the SVS community. 🏃🏽♀️ https://t.co/5Ag0X9o3FF
Year One are enjoying learning about Ancient Egypt. This week, they have painted pictures of themselves as Egyptian Gods depicting things they are interested in and even giving themselves an animal head, just like the Egyptian Gods.
They have also all successfully created their own Shaduf’s. A Shaduf is a hand-operated device for lifting water, invented in ancient times and still used in India, Egypt and some other countries to irrigate the land. It consists of a long, tapering, nearly horizontal pole mounted like a seesaw.
Well done Year One, a brilliant start to your topic.