Swallows class enjoyed the last of the glorious, late-summer weather outside in the garden with a Viking visitor! Having spied him cooking his breakfast through our classroom window, they eagerly rushed out to be greeted by a fully-working Viking camp, … Continued
On Monday 2nd March, the Year 1 children were lucky enough to visit The Marlborough C of E School for the dance festival. The festival this year was focused on the story ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak. … Continued
We hope that this video will help parents to talk to their children about starting our school in September. Enjoy!
Due to the COVID-19, many of the usual Year 6 leavers events couldn’t happen this year. However, we were determined to ensure they had an appropriate send-off so decided to celebrate the end of their time at primary school with … Continued
Both Year 1 and Year 2 visited Combe ‘beach’ in July as part of their topic, ‘Oh I do like to be beside the seaside, do you?’ Both year groups enjoyed a paddle and picnic along with their seaside crispie … Continued
Thank you to everyone who sent in their photos to the Nature Photo competition that Nell (Year 5) organised as part of Green Club this summer. We had some amazing entries. Combe photographer, Dave O’Brien, chose an overall winner and … Continued
Both Year 1 and Year 6 enjoyed visits to Hill End Outdoor Education Centre in July. The visits began with bug and creature hunting, where finds included slow-worms and grass snakes. We then moved into the woods for den building. … Continued
As the annual Summer Fete was unable to take place due to COVID-19 restrictions, FoCS challenged us to take part in their summer challenge, which involved each child choosing their own way to raise money for the school. Here are … Continued
Have you read the newly published ‘The Book of Hope: Words and Pictures to Comfort, Inspire and Entertain Children in Lockdown’? The collection is dedicated to the doctors, nurses, carers, porters, cleaners and everyone currently working in hospitals. Take a … Continued