This morning Chartwells, the catering company at Stephen Perse, held a session for our Year 8s to help them think about the nutritional content of foods and how to make healthier choices.
From 6-8 March, Stephen Perse hosted the 3rd Cambridge Model United Nations (CamMUN) which focused its debate on 'working towards a sustainable world'.
de Romanis is centred around stories from the Roman world: Book 1 focusses on stories about the Roman gods, heros and Roman religion; Book 2 explores the stories of the most significant men and women who shaped Roman history.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she speaks with Dr Julia Grosse from the Cambridge Conservation Initiative about spreading a positive message of hope around climate change and sustainability. Find out more about the CCI's Earth Optimism event
It's been another successful month for our sporting teams across Stephen Perse.
Recently our Year 2 class had the challenge of making a balloon move along a piece of nylon thread.
On Friday 28 February, Year 4 visited the Museum of Computing in Cambridge.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she chats to one of our parents, Dr Amanda Fuller, about the changes we can all make in our lives to become more sustainable and '2030 ready'.
Follow the links below to read the school newsletters sent to parents on Friday 28 February 2020.
A number of Year 5 and 6 students impressed staff, family and friends again with fantastic solo performances in our recent Performers’ Platform concert on Wednesday 12 February.
Reception class really enjoyed their trip to Saffron Walden library.
In a Garden in China,” is a colourful story based upon the Chinese tale of The Willow Pattern Plate. This powerful play was brought to life by Year 5 students on the 11th February. The story follows the protagonist Koong-Se, daughter of the corrupt Mandarin, and her pursuit of true love and happiness, in opposition to her father’s aspiration for status and wealth.
Last term we had a special mission to help an explorer find the missing characters from her story.
Children at Dame Bradbury's were treated to a wonderfully entertaining talk by local author Anne Marie Howell whose latest novel, The House of One Hundred Clocks, has been published recently.
Pupils at Dame Bradbury’s linked their learning habits of collaboration and creativity to create posters about staying safe online during their House assembly on 19 February.
On Friday 7 February, 6Alpha visited the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, which provided a unique opportunity to explore its fossils, as part of our Adaptation & Evolution topic.
At the Fitzwilliam Museum we were captivated by the myth of Pelops and Hippodamia, retold against the backdrop of their statues from the temple of Zeus at Olympia.
On the afternoon of 14 February, the Senior School Hall was a hive of activity as Years 1 & 2 presented their production of “The Bee Musical”. There was a real buzz of excitement as the lights dimmed and the production got under way. The audience were treated to an un-bee-lievable performance with colourful costumes and fantastically confident singing, acting and dancing. Well done to everyone that was involved!
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