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Many science classes in Year 7, 8 and 9 have been devoted to some group projects this week.

Recently a group of Year 9 and Year 10 students took part in the Biology Challenge.

I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious. A. Einstein

This week the whole of the primary school took part in their respective sports days.

This week in mathematics, Pre-IB students have been looking at transforming a range of functions including circles, trigonometric, linear and quadratic.

This week Year 1 have been as busy as bees and so our visit from Miss Betty the Beekeeper couldn't have been better timed!

Mai and Filip, our famous 2020 graduates arriving for a visit from Edinburgh where they are studying and just completed their second year at the university.

Why integrate technology into our classrooms?

This week we celebrated Children’s Day.

All children in Year 4 worked hard over the last couple of weeks to revise spelling words learnt in Year 4.

Using technology to improve learning is a practice that is continuously growing and evolving.

Thanks to an incredible turn out from parents and visits from students in other year groups, Y6 students were able to share their learning in an event with a buzzing atmosphere.

Celebrating the achievements of our pupils outside of the classroom!

This week the children in Nursery enjoyed their visit to the butchers and were excited to try a variety of meats and cheeses.

One of the great privileges I have as Deputy Head of Primary is being able to go in and out of so many different classes to find out what children are excited about, what they are learning and how they are record their new knowledge and understanding.

Last Friday the boys U14 Volleyball squad played their first ever Volleyball match against The American School.

The impact of caring teachers should not be underestimated on the wellbeing of children and their outcomes in school.

The PE department are delighted to be able to invite you to our Secondary Sports Festivals this term.

In Reception, the children are going on an exciting journey around the world through an exploration of stories and dances from different cultures.

Learning music, dance and drama has wide-reaching benefits for children, providing them with the tools to think creatively, innovate and appreciate diverse cultures and backgrounds.