24 November 2025
CYP Lower – Little Cypress: Run, run, as fast as you can!
Gingerbread Men We had a wonderful time last week in Little Cypress, getting our crafts ready for our Christmas hoops that go up in the hall next week!
For those parents who will be applying for a reception place for their child for September 2026 we have arranged a series of visits so that they can look around the schools with senior staff.
If you wish to view a school please see here for the available dates. Obviously we have to limit numbers so only parents/carers who have booked will be able to attend.
Gingerbread Men We had a wonderful time last week in Little Cypress, getting our crafts ready for our Christmas hoops that go up in the hall next week!
It has been another hectic week at the Upper School. We began Friendship week with the assembly theme, “How can I make a positive difference in our school community?”
🫶Today, our school family came together in a spirit of love, care, and solidarity to support our Jamaican friends and families who have been affected by Hurricane Melissa.
This week in Nursery, we have continued reading the story ‘Brown bear, Brown bear’.
Year Three wrapped up their fascinating study of Victorian life with a special treat—an afternoon tea!
This week, the school council and house captains set off on an unforgettable adventure to the Houses of Parliament, and what a day it was!
On Friday 21st November, primary and secondary schools across Croydon have joined together to fundraise for The Hurricane Melissa Appeal.
This week in Reception, we created our own version of Naughty Bus.
This week, we have started to see the first signs of Christmas appearing in school.
Did you hear the out-of-this-world news? Year 1 went to the moon!
It has been another busy week in Reception. The children continued looking at the story “Naughty Bus” by Jan and Jerry Oke with their learning extended by creating a version of the book.
What a fantastic start to the half term we have had!
Today, Gold class had a special visit from an Oral Health practitioner from King’s College.
Year 4 had a fantastic session with the school’s head chef, Morad, who gave them a lively reminder about the Eatwell Plate and introduced them to the importance of using their senses when exploring food.
Our Year 1 classes had an amazing day during their trip to the Moon.