To honour Remembrance, the Year 5 girls, along with Colonel Tony Glover, Chairman of the Warwick branch of The Royal British Legion, led a moving service in the Warwick School Chapel to commemorate service members who gave their lives for our freedom.
In partnership with Kissing it Better, we hosted a Squirrels in the Community event in the Music School.
Before half term, we supported Wear it Pink for Breast Cancer by selling delicious cakes and donating the money raised to this important charity.
The Year 6 girls visited Compton Verney to explore the Shang Dynasty.
Pupils in Year 1 and Year 2 walked to the Warwick School Chapel for a Pre-Prep Harvest Service.
In Forest School, the Reception children went on a scavenger hunt to spot signs of autumn and nurture their love for nature.
The children in The Squirrels Nursery had a wonderful time in Forest School gathering vibrant leaves to create their own autumn crowns.
Today, children in The Squirrels Nursery performed to their parents for the first time during their harvest assembly based on the book, 'Handa's Hen'.
In their Maths lessons, children in The Squirrels Nursery have been developing their mathematical skills by measuring, counting and weighing a variety of harvest vegetables, including carrots!
On Wednesday, pupils in Years 3-6 enjoyed an explosive assembly with volcanologist and Earth scientist Professor Dougal Jerram, also known as Dr Volcano.
Our next Open Afternoon is Tuesday 12 November, 2pm-3pm.
Year 5 had special permission to use their knowledge of number lines to create their own, placing intervals accurately across their desks.