Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 - This is My Place 🌟
This week we’ve celebrated the importance of belonging and how feeling connected and valued helps our mental health flourish.
A strong sense of belonging helps us to feel confident in who we are, build resilience when facing challenges and reduce feelings of anxiety and loneliness.
Finding your place might mean making new friends, joining a club or team or speaking to a trusted adult. Sometimes growth begins just outside our comfort zone. ... See MoreSee Less
Due to a script licence change and an incredible 70+ students auditioning for this year’s summer production, we’re delighted to share that we have chosen a show with even more roles , giving more of our talented performers the opportunity to shine on stage.
🚗🎶 Our 2026 Summer Show will be… Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr. 🎶🚗
With its unforgettable songs, larger than life characters and plenty of “fantasmagorical” fun, we can’t wait to get started on this magical adventure.
Following our auditions, the final cast list will be announced tomorrow! Thank you to every student who auditioned and impressed us with their enthusiasm, confidence and talent.
Keep an eye out for more information in the coming months as we begin our journey to bringing this classic to life! 🚘✨ ... See MoreSee Less
It’s Safer Internet Day 2026, and this year’s focus is “Smart Tech, Safe Choices.” In Lesson Zero, we shone a spotlight on Artificial Intelligence, from algorithms that choose your next video to tools that help with homework. AI is everywhere… but are you using it safely?
Take charge of your tech 👇 🔍 Spot it: Can you identify which of your everyday apps use AI? ❓ Question it: Is AI helping you learn or doing the work for you? ✅ Check it: AI can get things wrong. Always double check the facts. 🚩 Report it: See something harmful or fake? Don’t ignore it. Report it and talk to a trusted adult. ... See MoreSee Less
Our aim is to ensure that students attend well, experience great teaching, develop the character and skills needed to be successful in life, whilst creating a happy place to work and learn.
Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 - This is My Place 🌟
This week we’ve celebrated the importance of belonging and how feeling connected and valued helps our mental health flourish.
A strong sense of belonging helps us to feel confident in who we are, build resilience when facing challenges and reduce feelings of anxiety and loneliness.
Finding your place might mean making new friends, joining a club or team or speaking to a trusted adult. Sometimes growth begins just outside our comfort zone. ... See MoreSee Less
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🎭✨ Summer Show Announcement ✨🎭
Due to a script licence change and an incredible 70+ students auditioning for this year’s summer production, we’re delighted to share that we have chosen a show with even more roles , giving more of our talented performers the opportunity to shine on stage.
🚗🎶 Our 2026 Summer Show will be… Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr. 🎶🚗
With its unforgettable songs, larger than life characters and plenty of “fantasmagorical” fun, we can’t wait to get started on this magical adventure.
Following our auditions, the final cast list will be announced tomorrow! Thank you to every student who auditioned and impressed us with their enthusiasm, confidence and talent.
Keep an eye out for more information in the coming months as we begin our journey to bringing this classic to life! 🚘✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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🤖 AI: Friend or Foe? 🌐
It’s Safer Internet Day 2026, and this year’s focus is “Smart Tech, Safe Choices.” In Lesson Zero, we shone a spotlight on Artificial Intelligence, from algorithms that choose your next video to tools that help with homework. AI is everywhere… but are you using it safely?
Take charge of your tech 👇
🔍 Spot it: Can you identify which of your everyday apps use AI?
❓ Question it: Is AI helping you learn or doing the work for you?
✅ Check it: AI can get things wrong. Always double check the facts.
🚩 Report it: See something harmful or fake? Don’t ignore it. Report it and talk to a trusted adult. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook