This term Red Kites were thrilled to have James Lloyd, a former pupil of Combe PS, visit us for a ‘Wheelie Wednesday’. James is an experienced rider who has proudly represented the UK in European bike racing championships. James showed off a … Continued
It was with much excitement and a smattering of trepidation that Year 2 set off for their first ever residential trip to Hill End Outdoor Education Centre in Farmoor. The Year 2s were accompanied by Reception and Year 1 for … Continued
After some Covid-relating postponing, Year 6 finally set off on their week long residential to Yenworthy, in Somerset. The children, accompanied by Miss McBride and Miss Checksfield, had a fantastic week. It was filled with activities such as rock-pooling, rock … Continued
When we arrived at Hampton Court, in London, we first came to Anne Boleyn’s Gateway. There was a great, sweeping staircase leading to Henry VIII’s quarters and there was a massive Tudor Rose on the ceiling. We went up the stairs to … Continued
Year 5: It was a bit grey and windy, but the Monday made for perfect sailing weather, when Year 5 set out to Farmoor Reservoir. Everyone got their wetsuits on and had a go at rigging the boats – with … Continued
There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing’. Forest School 1 was a day for double waterproofs! The torrential rain did not dampen our spirits! A small covered area was erected by the very talented trio, Miss … Continued
On Tuesday 8th June Pheasants class visited Chedworth Roman Villa. The class went to the villa to learn more about Roman history. The class was split into two groups learning different facts and about interesting discoveries. Here are some of … Continued
Red Kites Class and Kingfisher Class had the pleasure of visiting the British Motor Museum in Gaydon as part of their CCC learning. Our Big Question focus this term is ‘Why Is Movement A Must?’ and this fantastic hands- on … Continued
Alan and Caroline joined Green Club this week to demonstrate how to put up a stable support using Hazel sticks for veg which like to climb. This raised bed is now ready to receive Kingfishers runner beans, marigolds and nasturtiums. … Continued
We were delighted this week to take tentative steps towards ‘normality’ and had a wonderful visit to the Cotswold Wildlife Park. The weather was kind to us as we utilised the treasures of the zoo to revise our learning on … Continued