Year 8 English Civil War Trip to Dorset
Our recent visit to Corfe Castle and Kingston Lacy was the perfect way to conclude an intense fortnight of examinations and feedback.
Our recent visit to Corfe Castle and Kingston Lacy was the perfect way to conclude an intense fortnight of examinations and feedback.
It has been yet another bustling term of bookish joy in the Briggs Library.
Learning how to build large dens is always a popular session.
Year 7 Scientists took a break from the laboratory to enjoy the recent fine spring weather as they looked at the effect of exercise on the rate of breathing.
Choristers from Years 4, 5, 6 and 7 took on the great and the good of Winchester in the annual pancake races held in the Outer Close, organised by the Winchester Rotary.
In 1391 the church of St John the Baptist was home to the Quiristers. Last Saturday they returned, to a warm welcome by the Friends of St John's, and a packed and enthusiastic audience.
This week I taught the boys how to make a God’s eye using sticks, wool and, of course, their knots!
Next week is 'Neurodiversity Celebration Week'.
This week, the school was able to mark Ash Wednesday with a service in the Cathedral.
This week in debate commoner, the topic was 'Children are entitled to a smartphone free childhood up to the age of 16.'
is kindness to others.
Why not try this winter-warmer suggestion at home, kindly suggested by Mr Power, Head of French. We would love to see your photo-results - please send them in to the Editor here.