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School Trips
2007 - 2008
Great Ormond Street 25th February 2008
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Red Class trip to Woodlands - May 2006
Green Class Trips - 2005-2006
SCHOOL TRIPS IN 2004 INCLUDED RED CLASS TO SULGRAVE MANOR IN TUDOR DRESS AND YELLOW CLASS TO OXFORD NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
WHIPSNADE ZOO - 15th June 2004
The whole school took off by coach and car to spend a gorgeous warm day with the animals at Whipsnade Zoo. When lunchtime came, feeding time at the zoo took on a whole different meaning! Tired but enriched, the children returned with their treasured purchases having enjoyed a memorable day.
YENWORTHY 2003
The older children from the school, plus Mrs Morris and Mrs Whittaker, recall their trip to Yenworthy for us here and judging by the photos and reports they have shared a marvellous experience together! Take a look...
The Pantomime!
January 2003, we took a minibus and coach tour over to "The Theatre Royal", alongside Windsor Castle, in which Paul Nicholas, Christopher Beeny and Mr Blobby were staring in that all time classic, Aladdin. What a treat! We all "Booed", "Hissed" and "Cheered" in the relevant places and were delighted by the magical scenery and thrilling entertainment. Mr Blobby caused many giggles in his usual disruptive way so a great time was had by everyone.
Thank you so much to the School Association for part funding the trip and of course, to the teachers and parents who helped.
RESIDENTIAL VISIT TO YENWORTHY July 2002
Twenty of the older children from school spent a great week at Yenworthy, which is situated on the Somerset/Devon border between Porlock and Lynton.
There were some wonderful activities; surfboarding at Woolacombe Bay; rock climbing, coasteering and rock pooling at Lynton; a canoeing pirate adventure day at Wistlandpound Lake; Lyn Valley walk plus lots of centre based activities like orienteering and the ropes assault course. We shared the week with seven children from John Watson Special School and made some good new friends. A CD of photos is available from school with the profits going towards Sharon and Julie’s cycle ride across Cuba in aid of The National Children’s Deaf Society.
Photos from Yenworthy July 2002
SCIENCE WEEK June 2002
As part of our Science Week we visited the Look-Out Centre in Bracknell, where everyone visited and enjoyed the main hands-on exhibition. In addition Red and Green Classes took part in an activity called ‘Bugs and Beasties’, while Yellow Class had ‘Discovery Boxes’ to explore. It was a great day, both entertaining and educational, and we were blessed by glorious sunshine. Thank you to the School Association who covered the balance of the coach costs.
Back at school we had four challenges set during our Science Week that were tackled by our Science groups, Archimedes, Newton, Darwin and Einstein. Weather Proof Teddy Shelters, aerial runways, newspaper bridges and
Art Straw Towers were designed. On the final day, we had a Land Racer Challenge across the playground.
HENLEY VISIT
Green Class visited the River and Rowing Museum and Yellow Class had a minibus, train and boat trip to Henley and up to the weir.
Long Live The Queen! Polly dressed for the Henley Youth Festival!
Red Class trip to Woodlands - May 2006
Green Class Trips - 2005-2006
WHIPSNADE ZOO - 15th June 2004
The whole school took off by coach and car to spend a gorgeous warm day with the animals at Whipsnade Zoo. When lunchtime came, feeding time at the zoo took on a whole different meaning! Tired but enriched, the children returned with their treasured purchases having enjoyed a memorable day.
YENWORTHY 2003
The older children from the school, plus Mrs Morris and Mrs Whittaker, recall their trip to Yenworthy for us here and judging by the photos and reports they have shared a marvellous experience together! Take a look...
The Pantomime!
January 2003, we took a minibus and coach tour over to "The Theatre Royal", alongside Windsor Castle, in which Paul Nicholas, Christopher Beeny and Mr Blobby were staring in that all time classic, Aladdin. What a treat! We all "Booed", "Hissed" and "Cheered" in the relevant places and were delighted by the magical scenery and thrilling entertainment. Mr Blobby caused many giggles in his usual disruptive way so a great time was had by everyone.
Thank you so much to the School Association for part funding the trip and of course, to the teachers and parents who helped.
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RESIDENTIAL VISIT TO YENWORTHY July 2002
Twenty of the older children from school spent a great week at Yenworthy, which is situated on the Somerset/Devon border between Porlock and Lynton.
There were some wonderful activities; surfboarding at Woolacombe Bay; rock climbing, coasteering and rock pooling at Lynton; a canoeing pirate adventure day at Wistlandpound Lake; Lyn Valley walk plus lots of centre based activities like orienteering and the ropes assault course. We shared the week with seven children from John Watson Special School and made some good new friends. A CD of photos is available from school with the profits going towards Sharon and Julie’s cycle ride across Cuba in aid of The National Children’s Deaf Society.
Photos from Yenworthy July 2002
SCIENCE WEEK June 2002
As part of our Science Week we visited the Look-Out Centre in Bracknell, where everyone visited and enjoyed the main hands-on exhibition. In addition Red and Green Classes took part in an activity called ‘Bugs and Beasties’, while Yellow Class had ‘Discovery Boxes’ to explore. It was a great day, both entertaining and educational, and we were blessed by glorious sunshine. Thank you to the School Association who covered the balance of the coach costs.
Back at school we had four challenges set during our Science Week that were tackled by our Science groups, Archimedes, Newton, Darwin and Einstein. Weather Proof Teddy Shelters, aerial runways, newspaper bridges and
Art Straw Towers were designed. On the final day, we had a Land Racer Challenge across the playground.
HENLEY VISIT
Green Class visited the River and Rowing Museum and Yellow Class had a minibus, train and boat trip to Henley and up to the weir.
Long Live The Queen! Polly dressed for the Henley Youth Festival!