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Posted on 29 Mar 2017 by Weston Green School
Another term draws to a close and it has done so in fitting fashion for Weston Green with the truly splendid Key Stage 1 show ‘Kids’ being the centre-piece. What a show it was! As stunning in its variety as its high-quality performance, it was thoroughly entertaining, celebrating the role of children in West End shows so superbly. I am sure all of you will join with me in [...]
Posted on 16 Mar 2017 by Weston Green School
The spring term begins with the flurry and strains of the 11+ exams for Y6, moves into the routine and rhythm of term and then finishes with a flood of musical, dramatic and sporting activity. This last week or so has witnessed trips out, Open Morning, the Weston Green u11 girls hockey tournament and the ISA mixed hockey at Crystal Palace, a Music Festival for Y2, the Y2 football festival and [...]
Posted on 02 Mar 2017 by Weston Green School
Last year, I asked you whether you thought in words, pictures or music? So many of us go through a day with songs in our hearts and minds, sometimes even humming them out loud without appreciating that others can hear us! And why not as this is indicative of the importance of music for so many of us and of the love of music which we hold dear. The House [...]
Year 1 have thoroughly enjoyed being back at school for the last 3 weeks. All of the children were so excited to see all of their friends, they [...] Read more
Reception have been absolute superstars! They all adapted straight away to the new way of doing things in the current situation, and have risen to the [...] Read more
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