Fun in Year 1
Our Year 1 children have had a brilliant week exploring their senses. They used fantastic adjectives to describe how the mystery objects felt in the feely boxes and then loved revealing the hidden items! They learnt new vocabulary in Geography and can now identify human and physical features. They have been estimating in Mathematics and writing their numbers in digits and words.
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Last Friday saw over 50 pupils take part in a number of Cross-Country events and SVPS athletes performed so well in all of their races. The annual Rawlinson Run, held at Dulwich Prep, Cranbrook saw a team of children from Years 2, 3 and 4 take part in races run over 600 to 1200 metres!
Read MoreGreat Greek Day
On Tuesday, our Year 3 pupils were lucky enough to have 'Portals from the Past' in for a workshop to embrace their Humanities topic on ancient Greece. The children came dressed as Ancient Greeks featuring Zeus, Athena, many other warriors, Gods and Goddesses. They learnt about early Greek life and culture from the war between Sparta and Athens, democracy and Greek legends.
Read MorePrefect Piece – Avia E-O
Avia E-O (Year 6) talks in her prefect piece about her love for music and the musical opportunities that the School offers.
Read MorePrefect Piece – Kenji J-T
Kenji J-T (Year 6) talks in his prefect piece about his love for Marcus Rashford's series of books and the important messages within them.
Read MorePrefect Piece – Matilda M
Matilda M (Year 6) talks in her prefect piece about her experience on her first ever residential trip as well as her favourite parts.
Read MoreNursery and Pre-Prep Fun
In Nursery and Pre-Prep this week we have enjoyed lots of lovely learning. The children have all embraced Forest School. We have seen our night life through our cameras in the forest.
Read MorePerfect Parthenon
In Design and Technology, Year 3 pupils have journeyed back in time to view the architecture of Ancient Greece. They appreciated the magnificence and beauty of the temples built for the Greek gods and goddesses and wondered how such monumental, majestic buildings were built by hand!
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