Category: News
Author Visit
On Tuesday, we were very lucky to have Jonny Duddle come and visit Kindergarten, Reception and Years 1 and 2. He did lots of drawing for us and the Year 1 and 2 girls even joined in, sketching pirates. The Early Years pupils listened to stories about Dinosaurs and Jonny drew us our very own…
Year 4 work takes to the High Street in Sevenoaks to promote World Book Day
See their display in British Bookshops Sussex Stationers. Visit on Saturday to see the staff in costume for World Book Day! Thank you again for the kind donation of £100 worth of book tokens.
Summer Musical Theatre Workshop 2020
Come and sing, dance and act your way through some show stopping musical numbers. Prepare to dazzle in your very own show at the end of the week with an after show party to celebrate. Get ready to rock ‘n‘ roll! Cost: £130.00 per student. £140 to non-Granville girls. This is open to current Year…
PANCAKE DAY
On Shrove Tuesday, at break time, all girls from Reception to Year 6 came along to the field and terrace with their teachers for a pancake competition! The girls lined up in their houses, with different year groups in different locations. Girls in Reception to Year 2, started on the bell, by passing the pancake…
NEWS FROM THE ART ROOM
We haven’t forgotten Valentine’s Day up in the Art Room. The girls in Clay Club have been practising their skills. They created a heart and then used acrylic paint to decorate their designs. Year 5 girls planned and made a box in DT, then baked heart-shaped shortbread for a lucky recipient. Year 6 are planning…
Year 6 and Reception News!
This week Year 6 have been learning more about ratio and proportion. To put this into practise, whilst developing their Junior Leadership skills, they carried out a lesson with the Reception children to create biscuits for our Number Day treats sale. Year 6 thought carefully about the proportion of icing sugar and water needed for…
Our Trip to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
By Bella and Lizzie, 6CH When we arrived at Battersea, after a long train journey, we were warmly greeted by the Receptionist and a dog called Emily. Then it was time to give the money that was raised by our raffle. The lady was very grateful as they normally get around fifty pounds when school…
MAYA ASSEMBLY
5SMs assembly was about how mighty the Ancient Maya were. Each girl told a fascinating fact about this group of people from Central America who lived from 2000BC to 1500AD. Some surprises were that the Maya flavoured their hot chocolate with chillies and played a complicated ball game called Pok-atok. Bad luck if you were…
Back to the Stone Age for Class 3
Class 3’s classroom was transported back to the Stone Age! Caveman Dan brought in exciting and genuine artefacts for us to look at. This included animal skins, bones and baskets, all of which he had either caught or made. We learnt about the five different time periods throughout the Stone Age and five girls got…
Forest School Swing
Outdoor learning has numerous educational benefits, including; building resilience, self-esteem and confidence, allowing children to assess risk and having the opportunity to be creative and connect with nature. One of the delights of Forest School, is the chance to try different activities in the woods. The children have recently enjoyed using a swing made out…