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...
Every year one of our families helps a charity to show support for the work they do in the local community. This year the children chose to help at Hive Hope on New Year's Eve.The children went with their parents to the cash and carry for the donation and helped...
We welcomed parents of children from years 2 and 3 on Monday for an informative Mathematics workshop led by Miss Burns. The session explored how we teach maths here at St Botolph's, what is covered in the curriculum and how we can support maths learning at home. We used some...
Last Thursday, Year 3 became travellers and took part in activities that Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age people would have experienced. The year group became archaeologists and identified artefacts from each of the time periods, turned the book nook into a cave and completed cave paintings whilst learning about...
A massive thank you to Kent, Surrey and Sussex air ambulance for coming in with their mascot Skye to present us with our certificate following our Year 3 Charity event last term. We raised over £718 for the vital work they do.
St Botolph's Remembers. The whole school came together to REMEMBER service men and women, past and present, who fought for our country. We stood silently on the playground listening to Mrs Chitty pay respect to those who have fought and lost their lives. As our silence began we could hear the...
This week, we are taking part in Anti-Bullying Week, and this year’s theme is “Power for Good.”This special week is all about helping children understand how their actions can make a positive difference. It encourages everyone to use their power to support others, promote kindness, and stand up for respect. We...
What a week! Phase 2 were the first year groups to head up to enjoy 'Matilda' on stage in the West End of London!We had an amazing time, and the excitement was bubbling from the moment we met at the train station in the morning all the way through to the...
During our celebration of Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, pupils took part in a vibrant day of learning and cultural exploration. Children learned about the significance of Diwali and why Sikhs and Hindus around the world celebrate this important festival. The day included a range of engaging...
On Tuesday Year 6 went on a trip to the Imperial War Museum, kick-starting their history learning!Pheobe - I think our trip to the Imperial War Museum was an unforgettable experience; it taught me so much about the tanks and other vehicles and the different types of shelters. It was...