We were thrilled to welcome storyteller Mike Dodsworth for a magical oracy workshop. From a tale of three lost sisters to a brother’s incredible journey using a key that unlocks anything and a hat that can take you anywhere in the world – our pupils were completely captivated! The workshop ended...
Our children had a fantastic Maths Day, discovering that maths is a life skill beyond the classroom! They took learning outdoors, estimating how many balls were in a bucket and how long a teacher could plank for. During our Playground Olympics, they measured beanbag throws with metre sticks and timed how...
Trust Choir Concert – Night One: A Special Evening for St Botolph’s 🎭✨ St Botolph’s played a central role in hosting and performing during night one of our Trust Choir Concert, themed ‘The Greatest Show’. Our pupils delivered a fantastic Matilda Medley, showcasing their confidence, talent and enthusiasm for performance. Staff members Mrs...
Round 3 of the St. Botolph’s Bake Off brought a burst of Easter creativity into the classroom, as our youngest bakers took centre stage! This round featured three fantastic teams made up of Phase 1 children, with one pupil from EYFS and two from Year 1 in each group. The Easter...
To mark the beginning of Ramadan, our school community came together to learn about this special and meaningful time for many of our families. Mrs Atwal shared the significance of Ramadan, explaining why it is observed and how it encourages reflection, generosity, and kindness. She also spoke about the celebration...
A huge thank you to our pupils, Saint George's Church of England School secondary students, teachers, and parents for coming together to celebrate and witness this amazing Trust Tag Rugby event! From Cliffe Woods, Stone, Shorne, St. Botolph’s, Halling, Sutton-at-Hone, Holy Trinity, Horton Kirby, Ditton, to Rosherville, all schools played...
Please find attached a selection of photos from our Year 4 Chosen Charity Week. We would be grateful if you could share these to help promote the fantastic efforts of Year 4 and the wider school community in supporting our chosen charity. This year, Year 4 selected Animal Samaritans, who carry...
Term 3 Governor Awards for demonstrating our 3 R's - Respect, Responsibility and Resilience. It was great to hear why these children have been nominated by their teachers, and we look forward to celebrating more deserving recipients in the term ahead.
At the end of term 3, year 3 were busy baking bread! We have been looking at different types of bread, ingredients, methods, and textures. Working as a team, we combined our ingredients together, then kneaded them to form a dough. We got to choose one ingredient (chocolate chips were...
As a school, we were proud to take part in Worldviews Day, a special opportunity for pupils to explore big questions about life, meaning and belief. Each class approached their learning through a Worldviews lens, where children encountered a range of religious and non-religious perspectives. Pupils were encouraged to listen carefully, ask...