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This amazing fairy garden was created by Sophia and her family. It has a bug hotel and a pond! It will be really interesting to see if any little visitors move in...fairies included! Well done!

Have you ever wondered what might happen if the toys in your toy box came to life?

Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Smith set 'The Toy Box' project to encourage creativity through both art and writing. 

Pupils unearthed inspiration from their toy boxes and practised their observational skills by…

Lois from 3SA have been hunting around her garden and researching what different plants and animals she could find. Please look at the very informative guide Lois, and her brother Reuben, have created.

Miss Smith, who comes into us on a Tuesday, has done a rainbow hunt with her children at home! They found different items in the garden using all the colours of the rainbow. Isn’t it beautiful!

keep an eye out on our blog posts for updates on the reception team and different things they are…

Ellie has created her very own stop-motion video and this can be viewed below. We're all very impressed with her technical skills.

As you know our three school aims are creativity, excellence and resilience.

As our first whole school challenge we would like focus on the first of these school aims by seeing how creative you all are, by using the ‘junk’ you have around the house.

We imagine that in your house you have…

While we’ve been away, strange forms have been secretly roaming the school!

Pupils in year 5 have created sculptures inspired by the book ‘The Lost Thing’, which they studied within their English lessons. In their art lessons, pupils developed their observational drawing skills by drawing…

Thank you to everyone who has emailed me their animal collages so far!

You have all worked so hard and your artwork is wonderful - they have really cheered me up!

I have added more collages to the gallery. Thank you to the following:

Dylan in…

On Friday 13th March, 15 children from Year 4 went to St Anselm's to take part in a team building day. St Anselm's School were great hosts and we were able to see some Bridge past pupils there, too, which was lovely. We would like to say a big thank you to Mr Huotari for organising it all.

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On Tuesday 10th March, 2 teams of children from Year 5 & 6 competed in the District Quicksticks tournament at the Polo Farm in Canterbury. It was a tremendously exciting afternoon and both teams played brilliantly with one of our teams winning gold and the other only just missing out on a place in…

On the morning of Tuesday 10th March, 2 teams from Year 4 competed in the quicksticks competition at the Polo Farm, Canterbury. Both teams played brilliantly and demonstrated all the School Games values. Team 1 achieved first place and will go on to represent the county. Well done,…

This week Year One were fortunate enough to be the first year group to experience our new Forest School.
 

Mrs Chiaramello-Hopker has transformed a hidden away part of the school grounds into a Bridge School own Forest School. Through Forest School we aim to develop many skills including…