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On Thursday 7th February, we held our first Spelling Bee. The event was a great opportunity for pupils from both Primary and Secondary phases to join forces in a fun and friendly competition. It was fantastic… Read More

It’s Children's Mental Health Week and ParentZONE have got some advice on ways you can help raise a child’s self-esteem and support them to develop into confident young people. Their latest article (below) explores how you… Read More

We are keen to inform our parents of the training opportunities that are offered by Exeter Consortium. Being able to attract talented people into the teaching profession is vitally important as it can make such a… Read More

Launched by Southwark Council in 2018, Fizz Free February is a great way to reduce your sugar intake by cutting out fizzy drinks. Fizzy drinks are the largest single source of sugar for children aged 11-18, and they… Read More

The talented Joni Dan (https://twitter.com/Joni_Dan_) has visited the Campus again to paint Bramble Badger, Freddie Fox, Hattie Hare and Ozzy Otter in the atrium ready to display weekly House Point totals. It's time for pupils… Read More

On 15th November 2018 the pupils below were awarded a Ted Wragg Multi Academy Trust (@tedwraggtrust) Award for either Academic Endeavour or Community Spirit/Contribution. We have just received the photos from the event and want… Read More

Screen time is in the news again, but parents are still getting mixed messages about how much is ‘too much’. Here’s how to take a reasonable, flexible approach - and get your kids on board… Read More

Dear Parent/carer, Here is December's digital well being and eSafety newsletter. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Eo-TMOX-poFqLZdlteQO1uBkekYA3KSOCLrmFos6Uss/ Kind Regards, Admin Team Read More

Media reports in recent months have suggested a new social media viral trend is to blame forchildren harming themselves, or in the worst cases reported, dying by suicide. The reports havebeen disputed, but if you… Read More

Theme: Age Quote: “Youth has no age.” Pablo Picasso   Explanation: We are often told we are too young to do certain things, or to take responsibility or to lead. We are longing for those times when we are… Read More