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Third Form Curriculum Enrichment Week

Third Form Curriculum Enrichment Week

Pupils in the Third Form participated in a carousel of activities, which included a messy visit to Combat Splat in Gloucestershire for a competitive paintballing session. A trip to Farmoor Reservoir proved a test of endurance as they battled high winds and some very...
Jolly Jaunt on the Jurassic Coast

Jolly Jaunt on the Jurassic Coast

Our plucky Year 5 pupils set off on an unforgettable camping residential trip to the Jurassic Coast in the tented village at Cumulus Outdoors, Swanage, Dorset. Guided by highly qualified and knowledgeable instructors, there was no stopping our adventurers on this...
Simply Messing About in Boats

Simply Messing About in Boats

It was a trip down the River Thames this term for the whole of the Prep School (with the exception of Year 5 who were off on their residential) on their visit to the River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on Thames.   All pupils in the Prep School will be participating in...
Meandering Down the River Cole

Meandering Down the River Cole

Second Form Geographers have been studying river processes this year and enjoyed a sunny field trip to the River Cole on the Oxfordshire/Wiltshire border to put their classroom learning into practice. Kitted out with wellies, clipboards, tape measures, stopwatches and...
Down on the Farm

Down on the Farm

The Pre-Prep visited Churchills Farm in Northmoor where they saw Ruby Red cows and a one-week-old calf have his ears tagged, he was very brave! They were also all weighed together to see if they were as heavy as a bull but the 23 children combined were only half the...
GCSE Geographers Get Lay of the Land

GCSE Geographers Get Lay of the Land

Fourth Form Geographers spent a fantastic weekend at Nettlecombe in Somerset as part of their GCSE course requirement. Friday afternoon involved wellies, measuring tapes and impellors to investigate flow rates, depth, width and features of a river’s planform. Despite...
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