Month: February 2016

We are proud to announce that Annabelle and Olive were Highly Commended in the Young Art East Anglia Competition. This is a fantastic achievement as more than 1800 paintings were entered from schools across Suffolk.

Congratulations also to Ike, Ernest, Alex, Ruby, Willow, Scarlett, Xan, Barnaby and Jemima who have all been chosen to have their art work exhibited at The Peter Pears Gallery in Aldeburgh next month.

Congratulations to Fraser Johnson, in year 6, who has received a call up for the Suffolk county swimming team. Fraser, who swims for Deben Swimming Club, has been invited to represent Suffolk in the Inter County Competition, being held this year at the UEA Sportspark in Norwich. It’s an outstanding achievement and a considerable accolade to have his talents recognised by the team selectors, who chose their squad from across all the swimming clubs in the whole county. It demonstrates Fraser’s considerable ability, and potential, in this highly competitive sport. Very well done Fraser – an awe-inspiring achievement!

The children in Reception have been celebrating Chinese New Year. They have made fans, dragons and lanterns, experimented at Chinese writing and learnt the names of the animals in the Chinese zodiac. Last week they had a visit from Hong who was able to tell the children more about how this festival is celebrated in China.

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“Parents are highly supportive of the school” ISI Report 2016

“There is a sense of optimistic determination amongst managers at all levels as they start to implement new ideas” ISI Report 2016

“The pupils’ excellent personal development is a direct consequence of the high quality pastoral care and support which is given to them all, from the very youngest to those in sixth form” ISI Report 2016

“Across the school, leadership and management are successful in meeting the aims of the school. This is evident in the pupils’ good achievements across a broad range of curricular and extra-curricular areas” ISI Report 2016