On Wednesday morning, our Year 3 pupils proudly hosted a special assembly for the Year 2 children who will be joining Bishop’s Waltham Junior School in September.

The assembly was based around the theme of “A Quest”, with the children sharing their journeys through Year 3 and reflecting on the challenges they have faced, the skills they have developed and the achievements they have celebrated along the way. Through confident speaking, engaging performances and thoughtful reflections, they demonstrated how they had successfully conquered life in Year 3 and embraced all that junior school has to offer.

We were incredibly proud of the confidence, enthusiasm and stage presence shown by our Year 3 pupils. They spoke clearly and confidently in front of a large audience and acted as wonderful ambassadors for our school.

The Year 2 pupils thoroughly enjoyed the assembly and left excited about beginning their own junior school adventure in September. It was a fantastic opportunity to help them feel welcomed and reassured about the next stage of their education.

A big thank you also goes to the Year 3 parents who joined us for the performance. We greatly appreciate your support and hope you enjoyed seeing the children's hard work and confidence shine through.

Well done, Year 3 – you were absolutely fantastic and should be very proud of yourselves! 👏🌟

Well, what a fantastic 2 weeks we have had in Year 4!

As you know, last week was our residential to Stubbington. The children were a real credit to themselves and the school and they did fantastically well, we were so proud of them and the staff at Stubbington commented on how well behaved and polite they were. We took part in many fun activities which everyone really enjoyed.

We also had a treat the day after Stubbington as a company came into our school to deliver a lesson on animals through the use of VR Headsets. The children really enjoyed this and so did the teachers. Thank you FOBS for paying for this for the children, a great experience.

These last two weeks have also had an art focus as we have completed our Y4 unit on letter printing. The children will be coming home with their initial printed on paper and fabric. They were able to print the bottom layer in a bright colour and then either printed or painted some black decoration on top. They look great.

We cannot believe we are nearly at the end of Year 4 but we still have lots of great things planned!

Today marked an exciting step for all of our children as they spent the morning in their classes for September. Pupils enjoyed meeting their new teachers and teaching assistants, spending time with their new classmates, and beginning to build friendships ahead of the new academic year.

It was particularly lovely to welcome our incoming Year 3 pupils, who joined us for their first taste of life at Bishop’s Waltham Junior School. They settled in brilliantly and approached the morning with enthusiasm and confidence.

Meanwhile, the majority of the Year 6 pupils spent the day at Swanmore College as part of their transition programme. This valuable experience gave them the opportunity to explore their new surroundings, meet staff and fellow students, and begin preparing for the exciting next stage of their education.

We are incredibly proud of how well all of the children embraced these changes and look forward to welcoming everyone back in September. 🌟📚

On Wednesday morning, our Year 3 pupils proudly hosted a special assembly for the Year 2 children who will be joining Bishop’s Waltham Junior School in September.

The assembly was based around the theme of “A Quest”, with the children sharing their journeys through Year 3 and reflecting on the challenges they have faced, the skills they have developed and the achievements they have celebrated along the way. Through confident speaking, engaging performances and thoughtful reflections, they demonstrated how they had successfully conquered life in Year 3 and embraced all that junior school has to offer.

We were incredibly proud of the confidence, enthusiasm and stage presence shown by our Year 3 pupils. They spoke clearly and confidently in front of a large audience and acted as wonderful ambassadors for our school.

The Year 2 pupils thoroughly enjoyed the assembly and left excited about beginning their own junior school adventure in September. It was a fantastic opportunity to help them feel welcomed and reassured about the next stage of their education.

A big thank you also goes to the Year 3 parents who joined us for the performance. We greatly appreciate your support and hope you enjoyed seeing the children's hard work and confidence shine through.

Well done, Year 3 – you were absolutely fantastic and should be very proud of yourselves! 👏🌟