Our childredn from Upper Kindergarten GM made mosaic turtles for the whole school under the sea display. They worked so carefully and even cut out the legs, head and tail themselves. The children were very proud of their results. You

We are delighted to inform you that it is now official that we met all necessary standards in our first ISI inspection. The Inspectorate Team described the school as a delightful one where children thrive in their personal development and

In preparation for the Harvest Festival the Assembly on the previous day was based upon old traditions and customs across the globe. Also on all those who actually help in the process of getting the produce to the shops.   The

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II. She truly was an inspiration to so many. Our thoughts are with her family. We have held a special assembly to pay our respects to the

Seven children from Goodwyn school were specially selected to write a poem for Queenswood’s Poetry competition. We were tasked with writing a poem around the theme of celebrations, and I wrote mine on how important music is to me and

Both classes in Transition had a wonderful day at Whipsnade Zoo; a trip to consolidate our work this year on both Habitats and Kenya.  While some animals were shading from the sun, we still saw many animals, including chimps, giraffes,

Recently Prep participated in a fun, interactive workshop with the emergency services and TFL during the junior citizen workshop at Canada Villa.  They learned all about fire safety with the London Fire Brigade, listened to an informative talk about drugs

In Lower Remove, Year 3, we have been bringing Geography to life by creating our own mini planet earth 3D models out of plasticine, complete with all the layers including the core, mantle etc. The children really enjoyed this activity

Prep class have recently returned from a residential trip to the Isle of Wight. Here’s what Shreya had to say about it… “On Monday 6th June, we left for our adventurous residential to the Isle of White. On this trip,

Both UKG classes visited Mill Hill Park as an introduction to their Science topic on plants. The children enjoyed identifying plants, flowers and trees and completing some beautiful observation drawings.