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On Monday the Cathedral School Choir performed at The Royal Festival Hall as part of the Southwark Splash Project. It was a fantastic occasion involving hundreds of children from schools across Southwark. We were so proud of our choir who sang so beautifully and with real enthusiasm! Well done!
If you performed please tell us about your experience.
Well done to Class 5 for leading our Christmas Service at Southwark Cathedral. They were tunefully supported by Year 2,3,4 and 6 who sang songs from Rock Around the Flock.
Foundation Stage and Year 1 treated the congregation to a performance of “Baby Jesus is Born Tonight”.
School Council have organised a Christmas Jumper Day on Wednesday 17th December. The idea is that the children replace their school jumper with a Christmas jumper for the day.
This is a nationwide initiative with all proceeds going to Save the Children.
School Council came up with the following guidance:
Please click on the link if you would like to read the Cathedral Chronicle Autumn Edition.
Newspaper Club, thank you for keeping us up to date on school news.
Canon Leanne visited the school today and did a wonderful assembly on the season of Advent and how we can shine as lights in the world.
Here are the slides from her assembly including the ‘Nativity at night’ by Geertgen tot Sint Jans
Yesterday the whole school were joined by Rob and Johnny from Reptile Life. Every child from Nursery to Year 6 had the opportunity to learn about the habitats of a wide range of animals including Charlotte, a Chilean rose tarantula, Dave the royal python, Walter the Burmese python) and a barn owl named Dexter. Children were also able to handle the animals.
Here are some comments from Class 4,
“I really enjoyed this animal project! Most of us got to hold a whole python that was 3.4m long which is amazing!”
“I liked seeing the animals, the python was 3.4ms long. Charlotte was a tarantula; they can live until they are 15 or 16, and male tarantulas can only live until they are 5 or 6! Thank you Rob and Johnny for letting us hold and stroke the animals!”
“I really enjoyed today, I learnt new facts and got to be close up to wild animals. My favourite animal was the the tenrec, they are adorable.”
Please see individual class blogs for more photos.
What did you learn? Which animal did you hold? How did it feel?
Today we held our annual DT Expo in the hall. All classes shared the products that they designed, made and evaluated. Please watch our film to find out more….
What did you make during DT Week? What went well? How would you improve your product next time?
Year 6 have just returned from a very exciting few days of challenge, adventure and, above all, fun at the annual outdoor residential at Marchants Hill, Surrey.
The children were, as ever, incredibly well behaved and a credit to the school.
Thanks to Miss Fullana, Mr Scott, Mrs Rees and Sara for giving up their own free time last week and making it another very successful school journey. The right balance of fun, challenge and encouragement is so important on these trips, and the children further develop persistence and independence, as well as a host of skills with each of the 20+ activities. To keep 25 children happy, laughing and engaged for 5 long days, which for many was their first time away from home, takes skill and dedication from the attending teachers.
It is something which the children will remember for a long time. The photos are on the Class 6 Blog.
And, of course, the PGL leader said we were her best group ever!