Our amazing school podcasters have created a special Safer Internet Day edition of Talk on the Hill 🎙️💻 Tune in to hear our children share their thoughts on how to stay safe online, what AI is, and how to use it responsibly — plus so much more. It’s insightful, thoughtful, and led by young voices you won’t want to miss!
Year 5 enjoyed an exciting Cyber Security workshop
The children explored how codes work by encrypting and decrypting messages, while learning why strong, smart passwords are so important. They also discovered some of history’s most famous codebreakers, including Alan Turing and Gordon Welchman, and used the Caesar Shift to create their own secret messages.
To finish, the children took on a challenge to crack a ‘safe’ by using technology to decrypt passwords, messages and images. A brilliant mix of history, problem-solving and digital skills!
✨ Year 6 Visit St Luke’s Church ✨
On Wednesday, our Year 6 students had a wonderful experience attending a service at St Luke’s Church. They actively participated by reading scripture passages and helping with communion, showing great respect and enthusiasm throughout.
It was a meaningful opportunity for our students to engage with the church community and take part in the service in a hands-on way. We are so proud of their confidence and thoughtful contributions! 🙏
🌟 World Book Day Costume Bank – We Need Your Help! 🌟
Do you have any World Book Day costumes that no longer fit your child? Instead of letting them gather dust at home, why not donate them to our school?
We are creating a Costume Bank so that other children can borrow and enjoy them for future World Book Day celebrations.
How you can help:
* Check your wardrobe for any costumes your child has outgrown.
* Bring them to the school office or your child’s class.
* Make sure they’re clean and in good condition.
Your generosity will help make World Book Day fun and accessible for every child!
Thank you for helping us spread the love of reading and imagination! 📚✨
On Tuesday, we paused as a school community to remember Holocaust Memorial Day. Throughout the day, pupils and staff took time to reflect on the importance of remembering those who were persecuted and lost their lives, and to consider the lessons this day teaches us. Across our school, discussions and quiet moments of reflection reminded us of the power of kindness, respect, and understanding. We reflected on our shared responsibility to stand against hatred and prejudice, and to show love and compassion to all, today and every day.
