School Life
- 28/03/25
4TG Performs The Mead of Poetry
Class 4 TG gave two wonderfully polished performances of an intriguing play about the Norse gods entitled the Mead of Poetry. It was extraordinary to witness them really coming together as a team after some hard graft to get there. Well done to them all!Read Full Story - 28/03/25
Upper School Spring Festival
“What a rich and inspiring treat was bestowed upon the audience of the upper school Spring festival. A truly moving and somewhat overwhelming collection of contributions from groups and individuals giving one a rare and beautiful insight into what lives and grows within the upper...Read Full Story - 27/03/25
Class 8DJ play Oliver Twist
Last week, Class 8 DJ performed Oliver Twist. The play was Charles Dickens' 'Oliver Twist' adapted by Jeremy Brock (TV includes: casualty, Films include: The Last King of Scotland). The performances were well attended and the class delivered a splendid performance. The class h...Read Full Story - 27/03/25
Class 2VG's play - The King of Ireland's Son
Class 2B have had a lot of fun preparing their play, The King of Ireland's Son.Read Full Story - 19/03/25
Class 6RG Veil Paintings
Veil paintings were developed by Rudolf Steiner. He did extensive research on the subject of colour. His colour theory is based on an understanding of the “language” of colour and its relationship to light and darkness. He described the “activity” be...Read Full Story - 14/03/25
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Class 4EN play - The Apples of Immortality
Class 4EN performed their Norse play ‘The Apples of Immortality’ this week. Loki, the trickster blood-brother of the Aesir is captured by the storm-giant Thiassi. Loki makes a disastrous promise saying he will bring him Iduna and her apples of immortality in return for his freedom. Witho...Read Full Story - 13/03/25
Class 7MR board games
After learning about the Age of Exploration, class 7MR have made card and board games based on the life and achievements of an explorer from that, or any other, era. Games feature explorers such as Neil Armstrong, Amelia Earhart, Sir Francis Drake, Ernest Shackleton, Marco Polo and James Co...Read Full Story - 11/03/25
4TG delve into Local History and Geography
Over the past four weeks, 4TG enjoyed a range of wonderful opportunities to explore local history and geography in this engaging main lesson block. They were visited by their class teacher's mother, Rhyll Godber, who was a five-year-old child when her parents became the first family to run th...Read Full Story - 10/03/25
Eurythmy Festival
This year’s eurythmy festival took place last week. Classes 3 to 8 shared work from all aspects of their eurythmy lessons. It was an opportunity for older classes to look back on work they remember, and for younger ones to catch a glimpse of what they may achieve in the future. The stude...Read Full Story - 07/03/25
A Wonderful Day of Movement at Michael Hall!
A Wonderful Day of Movement at Michael Hall! Thursday 6th March Starting with the Eurythmy festival, harmonious performances from classes 3- 8 including: musical dexterity with copper rods; storytelling and movement; playing with light and dark, earthy bamboo stick dancing and graceful ball...Read Full Story - 06/03/25
Pancake Day
This week Classes 1-8 celebrated Shrove Tuesday with a parade in front of the mansion in the spring sunshine! This was followed by pancake races in the gym. Gala KononenkoRead Full Story - 06/03/25
Class 12 play
The Crucible by Arthur Miller performed by Class 12. The Class 12 play is a cherished tradition at Michael Hall, marking a significant milestone in the students’ journey. It is a testament to their dedication, creativity, and courage—not just as performers but as a community working t...Read Full Story
