Children's Mental Health Week
Published 13/02/26
To mark Children’s Mental Health Week, we welcomed two speakers to school on Wednesday.
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Read MoreYear 3 Forest School
Published 13/02/26Our world from above looks very different.
Read MoreNews from the French department
Published 13/02/26This week's round-up of Grammar and Food!
Read MoreUpper Prep in Design & Technology
Published 13/02/26All Hands on Deck: Building the Seaside
Read MoreStates of Matter
Published 13/02/26Year 4 have been investigating the different states of matter: solid, liquid and gas, although we have also had some lively discussions about the fourth state, plasma.
Read MoreYears 3, 4 and 5 Production: Romeo and Juliet
Published 11/02/26This week saw the performances of what has now become a bit of a Pilgrims’ fixture in February – a ‘Powerful Shakespearean parody, performed by Years 3, 4 and 5.
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Read MoreYear 3 Forest School
Published 06/02/26I am always amazed by the wonderful patterns that nature hides.
Read MoreYear 6 D&T: Metal Work
Published 06/02/26Our Year 6 boys have been busy channelling their inner engineers this term, trading pens for files as they took on the Metal Keyring Project. It has been a fantastic display of patience, grit, and fine craftsmanship.
Read MoreMythical creatures in Art
Published 06/02/26Year 3 have been creating mythical creatures recently.
Read MoreNews from the French department
Published 06/02/26Our weekly round-up of grammar is accompanied by a classic dish!
Read MorePPA Event: Quiz, Friday 6 February
Published 06/02/26Huge thanks to everyone who attended last Friday's annual PPA Quiz. We hope you agree that this was one of our finest yet; and not solely on account of the result, which, in a historic victory, saw the self-proclaimed Year 8 Legends trounce the teachers (by one point....).
Read MorePilgrims' Parley - Saturday 31 January
Published 31/01/26With the genie out of the bottle what does AI mean for teachers, parents and our children?
It was a great pleasure to hold another Pilgrims' Parley on Saturday. Addressing the most recent implications for schools stemming from the development of AI and its impact on both learning and the workplace, we were joined by senior leaders from Winchester College, Sevenoaks School, Lancing College, Charterhouse and Churcher's College. As ever, it was a joy - and highly stimulating - to be leading the discourse around such key topics.
