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  • 19/09/25

    Class 3AD Farming

    Class 3AD are doing their first farming Main Lesson block. In painting, they have created watercolour wheatfields and in landwork, they harvested the wheat from the school garden, planted by last year's Class 3.
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  • 19/09/25

    Class 6DJ Geometry

    Class 6DJ are coming to the end of a Geometry Main Lesson. Here are some of their beautiful works in progress
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  • 19/09/25

    Class 7JC Art

    Class 7JC have been using pastels in their art lesson to explore the relationship between light and dark and shadow
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  • 18/09/25

    Class 12 Student's National photography project

    We are delighted to celebrate Class 12 student, Liz’s achievements in the My Archaeology national photography project this year. As the youngest of just eight young photographers invited to take part, Liz’s work has been recognised for its creativity and insight.  Her photographs ar...
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  • 12/09/25

    Class 1 bookwork

    The first lesson for class one is a form drawing of a straight line and a curve. These lines are the basis for all letters and numbers. The children hear a story with visual images for the forms before walking the forms and using concrete materials to make them. It is then an exciting moment when th...
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  • 12/09/25

    Class 11 at the BBC Proms

    On Wednesday, despite the Tube strike, the intrepid Class 11 made it to the Royal Albert Hall to catch one of the last concerts in the BBC Proms festival. The students were bowled over by the experience and, as you can see, they had a birds-eye view of the concert as the majority were seated in the...
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  • 09/09/25

    Class 4TG End-of-Year Trip

    Shortly before the summer holidays, Class 4TG hiked from the Long Man of Wilmington to West Dean, drinking in the scenery and barely ever saying, 'Why do we have to walk?' There we camped for two nights and went kayaking on the Cuckmere River, before scaling the Seven Sisters in blazing...
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  • 10/07/25

    Sunshine and Spirit on Sports Day

    Sports Day this week was packed with energy, teamwork, and glorious sunshine. From Ultimate Frisbee and softball tournaments to volleyball, races and the ever-popular tug of war, students from Classes 6 to 11 gave it their all. Congratulations to the Green Team for getting the most points...
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  • 09/07/25

    A letter arrives from Buckingham Palace

    As part of their Literacy classes, 4TG drafted formal letters and sent them to the King. The children were delighted to receive a thoughtful reply from Buckingham Palace.  Thomas Godber, Class Teacher
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  • 04/07/25

    The Olympics

    Last week we welcomed over 220 children from Waldorf schools from around the UK and Cyprus.  The classes camped in our beautiful grounds, which became a buzzing of energy, laughter, and a place of making new friends.  The children came together in “city states”, new group...
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  • 03/07/25

    Class 9 CSI Event

    A CSI workshop 'Dead on Time' for Class 9 facilitated by Thinkers in Education I found the CSE learning workshop a very interesting and rewarding experience. In order to solve the murder mystery case, we had to complete a series of tasks involving criminal Psychology, Maths, Biology and C...
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  • 02/07/25

    Class 6RG Play 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer'

    Class 6RG performed The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain as their Class 6 play. It was their first time performing a class play in the theatre and they had to overcome many issues, such as no black backdrop, speaking loudly enough, costume changes and making/using props.  Different p...
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