Today is the first anniversary of the first UK lockdown and has been made a National Day of Reflection to reflect on our collective loss, support those who’ve been bereaved, and hope for a brighter future. To help us remember, … Continued
Lola wanted to find out about the history of the apple tree in our school garden. She wrote to Mr Warner, headteacher of Combe from 1977. Here is the response she received.
The only way to mark Children In Need 2020 was to simultaneously support the charity and praise our wonderful COVID19 key workers. The children threw themselves into the roles of surgeons, radiographers, doctors, nurses, firemen, policemen, teachers, delivery drivers, construction … Continued
Kingfisher Class spent Welly Wednesday enjoying the wonder of Peagle Woods. The autumn colours were spectacular and the children enjoyed identifying trees in this environment. Also we worked in teams to make shelters for our furry friends. The children demonstrated … Continued
The children have all taken part in performing the poem, In Flanders Field, for Remembrance Day.
Green Club Autumn Update 24.10
The children have written about what they enjoyed most about the visit. When I was building my shelter, I thought in my head that this was the favourite part of the trip. When I am older I’d like to … Continued
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