The Stephen Perse Foundation (SPF) have gained success with their Under 16 Girls Netball
team who have, for the first time in the school’s history, qualified for England Schools
National Finals.
Our Year 9 Creative Arts Evening was, once again, a resounding success.
This event offers students a unique opportunity to share the work produced across their Art, Design, Music and Drama lessons with parents, family and friends.
Another very successful language taster day was held at Dame Bradbury’s, with children in Year 6 getting the chance to sample both German and Mandarin language lessons to supplement their already regular French and Spanish lessons at school.
As part of the Year 1 topic: ‘People who help us’, we have had some wonderful volunteers
come into school to talk to the children
In Year 1 our new topic for his half term is ‘People who help us’.
Pupils in Years 4, 5 and 6 were treated to a fascinating lunchtime InspireMe talk by Dr Meritxell Nus from the Cambridge Cardiovascular research centre at Cambridge University.
On Wednesday Dr Jaco Beukes from the charity Lovingbygiving visited Year 1 to talk about what job he does to help others.
We were pleased to have Dr Alasdair Russell join us for our Inspire and Guide session today where he shared how he became Head of Pre-clinical Genome Editing at Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute and what his role involves.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she speaks to our Assistant Director of Music and Pastoral Leader Year 9 Cherry Blanchard, about the importance of playing music in education and child development.
Year 9 Creative Arts Evening
Wednesday 29 January, 4.45pm - 6.45pm
As part of their ‘Thinking Detectives’ theme, Year 4 set off on a treasure hunt around the local museums.
During our magical launch day in Reception we took part in 5 different activities based on ‘Once Upon A Time’.
Year One celebrated launch day with their new topic called 'People Who Help Us'.
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