Year 3 Forest School
I am always amazed by the wonderful patterns that nature hides.
I am always amazed by the wonderful patterns that nature hides.
Our 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.
Year 3 have been creating mythical creatures recently.
Our weekly round-up of grammar is accompanied by a classic dish!
With 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.
Our weekly round-up of grammar is accompanied by a classic dish!
Three super superhero designs by Wilfrid (Super Cat Man), Scipio (Ninja Claw Man) and Caspar (3-Headed Guy)
We often talk about Mother Nature, but have you ever wondered what she looks like?
Last Thursday evening, the Q’s choir gave an enchanting performance of Benjamin Britten’s 'Ceremony of Carols', their annual tradition of resplendent musicality.
Banishing the January darkness, this mid-week saw an audience gather in Winchester Cathedral to hear a performance - 150 years from the first complete concert staging in England - of Bach's magisterial B Minor Mass.
The boys enjoyed using their observational skills this week and testing how observant they were.
And the recipe of the week is.... Chicken Yassa!