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Posted on: 25/06/2025

Year 5 Graffiti Art Trip to Charlton Park

Year 5 had an exciting trip to Charlton Park, where we explored the world of graffiti art. We began by analysing the graffiti already displayed in the skate park, discussing the messages, techniques and styles used by different artists. Back at the park, we held a lively debate around the question: Is graffiti art or vandalism? Everyone shared thoughtful points, showing how deeply they had considered both sides of the argument. The highlight of the day was collaborating on our very own giant graffiti art piece as a class. We used spray paints and bold designs to create a vibrant artwork, which we proudly brought back to school. It was a brilliant hands-on way to learn about art, expression and community spaces.  
Posted on: 20/06/2025

Girls' Summer Shield Tournament - St Paul's Academy

Our girls' football team took part in the girls' Summer Shield at St Paul's Academy. In a tough group with St Patrick and Boxgrove school, the girls had to play 4 group games to qualify for the final. The girls managed to get 10 points from 12, only drawing one game and conceding one goal in the process and flew into the final. The final was a rematch against Boxgrove School which promised to be an extremely tough game.  The girls were absolutely excellent and dominated the game from start to finish.  They won 3-0 and were crowned winners of the Summer Shield.  The girls have excelled at every tournament they attended this year. In their previous tournament they had been desperately unlucky not to qualify for the final and they put that disappointment well and truly behind them in this one.   The squad this year was Anzelma, Nethra, Chizara, Mary, Teniola, Michelle, Dabira, Nia. Well done girls - we are very proud of you.
Posted on: 18/06/2025

Yr 2 Trip to Joss Bay

Year 2 had a memorable and fun day to Joss Bay on 18th June 2025. We had marvellous weather and a great spot on the beach. The children played games and built sandcastles in the sand. Mr Small treated us all to ice cream which went down a treat. The seagulls left us alone this year because we had a backup plan. Archie's mum brought a fake hawk which scared off the birds.The children were able to have their lunch in peace. We arrived back in school safely and on time.             
Posted on: 17/06/2025

Year 6 Trip to Sutcliffe Park for Junior Citizen Workshop

Year 6 pupils had a fantastic time during their recent visit to Sutcliffe Park in London, where they took part in the Junior Citizen Workshop. The Junior Citizen Scheme provided the pupils with an interactive, hands-on experience designed to teach them about personal safety, responsible citizenship, and how to respond in emergency situations. The programme included engaging workshops covering a range of important topics such as health awareness, fire safety, personal safety, and road safety. These sessions were delivered in collaboration with local emergency services, providing pupils with the opportunity to learn from real-life professionals. It was a valuable and enjoyable experience that equipped our pupils with vital life skills.        
Posted on: 13/06/2025

Boys' Summer Shield Tournament

The year 6 boys football team took part in the Summer Football Shield at St Paul's Academy recently against other local schools.   The boys performed really well in all their matches, qualifying for the semi finals from the group stage in 2nd place.    A tough semi final against Boxgrove ended 1-1 after extra time and so it went down to penalties.  Unfortunately, the boys lost the shoot-out and ended up knocked out of the tournament.   They should be extremely proud of their efforts in all football competitions this year.  They reached the final and semi final in every competition they took part in which is a fantastic achievement. The squad this year was Harry, Elijah, Damarie, Emmanuel, Jacob, Bernardo, Dante, Kaizer, Kaleb and Joseph.
Posted on: 11/06/2025

Year 6 Buddihism Visit - Wednesday 11th June 2025

Today, Year 6 received a talk from Ms Yasunaga, one of our parents who is a Buddhist, in her talk she explained that she was from Japan and that Buddhism is more of a way of life. Ms Yasunaga explained that the way of life was about being a good person, caring for others and accepting that there is suffering in the world. Within her presentation, Ms Yasunaga covered the four noble truths which were that suffering exists, cause of suffering, end of suffering and the path of liberation. It was a fantastic session full of information which ended with a question and answer opportunity.   

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