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Turing Y6 Remembrance Day Reflections

This is our Remembrance Day display with a wreath made by Nursery. We have Remembrance Day because we remember the people who fought for our peace in WW1 and WWII. Poppers grew on the battlefield of the war grounds - Chelsea … and in the fields poppies grew where once stood soldiers strong and true. Sofia Each year we do a 2 minute silence to remember and reflect on the soldiers who fought to the end, those who like whose lives were taken from them. Let them rest in peace fo

Nov 122 min read

Taking Action: The Road to COP30

COP30 (The 30th Conference of the Parties) is an essential global meeting where world leaders gather to discuss and set crucial targets for tackling climate change. For our children, it represents a conversation about their future and the health of the planet they will inherit. It's a key opportunity for them to see global issues being addressed and to understand that their voices matter. As part of our commitment to environmental responsibility and in line with the UK govern

Nov 122 min read

Anti Bullying Week 2025

As part of our Anti-bullying week, our KS2 children led collective worship today to share the message of "The Power for Good" - where kindness wins and goes a long way. We were all very proud of their performance and the new song they chose to highlight their message was the KINDNESS song which beautifully fitted their message. You can download the presentation here

Nov 101 min read

Our Day of Belonging

The whole school took part in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames' "Banner for Belonging Day", which focused on community, inclusivity, and heritage , as part of a larger celebration that is "Kingston 2025" Year one created an autumn tree using their handprints. They drew pictures of ourselves and all of our their different families to show we all belong. Year 2 had a meaningful and creative time participating the day's activities. They dedicated a special moment to pra

Nov 72 min read

Glow in the Dark Dodgeball Day

This week, we enjoyed a special Glow in the Dark Dodgeball Day. We were visited by coach Kane of A1 Multisports, who gave us a day to remember. We loved being active in a new and exciting way! A comment from one child was, "This is the best day I've had in three years!" Look out - more unique ways to get active are coming! Pictures from Year 3's special session.

Nov 41 min read

Bronze Age workshop

The children enjoyed a fascinating Bronze Age workshop led by Millie’s family, who live on a farm near Hastings where a real Bronze Age settlement was discovered. They explored the Stone and Bronze Ages, handled examples of ancient tools, and learned how people lived closely with nature. Everyone had a go at making cordage from nettles and created their own clay pinch pots inspired by Bronze Age pottery. It was a fun, hands-on session that really brought history to life!

Oct 221 min read

A special visit

We were delighted to have Jisu from the North Kingston Buddhist Temple visit for Mental Health Day this year. We started the day with his calming presence which offered our children and staff a moment of tranquility in our busy school day. Through simple mindfulness activities, the monk gently guided us to appreciate the essential gifts we often take for granted—our eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hands, and feet—reminding us of the joy held within our own bodies. This was a unique

Oct 91 min read

Science – Investigating Rocks

Year 3 have been busy becoming rock detectives! The class explored different types of rocks, learning how they are formed and how we can identify them by their properties. They grouped and classified a range of rock samples before taking part in a hands-on experiment to see how erosion and layering affect rock formation. It’s been a fantastic week of discovery and curiosity in science.

Oct 61 min read