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Posted on 29 Sep 2014 by Weston Green School
It might perhaps seem incongruous in this technological age that we should give the challenge and opportunity to our children to learn a poem; this is surely something from a time gone by, something ‘old fashioned’, even irrelevant. But no, quite the reverse. These last few weeks have seen children as young as four stretching and challenging their minds by memorising lines and, far from this being a [...]
Posted on 23 Sep 2014 by Weston Green School
This term we have introduced a few new ideas so that we can more obviously celebrate the children’s effort and achievement. In assembly, we now award a ‘Star of the Week’ certificate to highlight what we consider the outstanding performance over the past 7 days; this may focus upon one particular piece of work or, more probably, a sustained determination to deliver the best – and that [...]
Posted on 16 Sep 2014 by Weston Green School
The weekend is over and Monday morning assembly has just begun and the children are, I hope, musing, pondering, searching, exploring, solving...I have just set them the riddle of the week. After an easier one ("What starts with ‘t’, ends with ‘t’ and has ‘t’ in it?"), the tougher one comes: “What is tall when young and short when old?” The [...]
Last Thursday evening, parents of children in Early Years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 had the opportunity to return to school to participate in a range [...] Read more
On a day which seemed more like the height of Summer than mid-Autumn, Years 3, 4 and 5 set off for the Royal Albert Hall in Kensington to watch [...] Read more
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