In the Press

We are thrilled to see our Reception children in this week's Haslemere Herald.  Don't they look smart?

Pupils celebrated Epiphany this week in the same way as the French.

This week, Reception had a wonderful morning at the Petersfield Museum to learn how toys have changed over time.  The theme of our adventure was 'Keep Calm and Crab On'.  As we travelled back in time over the last ten thousand years, in our crustacean themed Time Machine, we found out that the first marbles were discovered over ten thousand years ago and were actually made of clay, while dominoes originated in China over seven thousand years ago and used to be made of ivory or bone.  Toys such as metal cars and fluffy teddy bears are relatively recent innovations, from the past one hundred years.  Our favourite part of the trip was getting to play with a variety of toys made over the past sixty years. We especially loved the Minibrix which happened to be the precursor to Lego and was actually invented in Petersfield.  It was a lovely morning out and the children were so well behaved.  Great job Reception!

Reception pupils loved meeting Surrey Fire and Rescue this week, especially when they tried on the firefighters outfits and were allowed to use the water hose! 

We are thrilled to see our wonderful new Reception class in this week's Haslemere Herald.  Don't they look smart!

This week, St Ives School in Haslemere is celebrating receiving their Eco-Schools Green Flag Award with Distinction.  This is the highest level of award and is only given to those schools which the Eco-Schools judges believe have gone ‘above and beyond’ the requirements for a Green Flag.

This week the children at St Ives School in Haslemere have been enjoying a 3-day Natural Wellbeing Festival teaching them how to look after their wellbeing.  The festival was based around the ideas of connecting with nature, connecting with others and connecting with oneself, allowing the children to explore these areas through multiple activities, with the aim of teaching them how to manage their wellbeing, both now and in the future. 

This week, the pupils at St Ives School in Haslemere are celebrating some phenomenal LAMDA results from their recent exams.  Every single pupil who took LAMDA exams, whether it be in Verse & Prose, Acting or Musical Theatre was awarded a Distinction!  As if this isn’t impressive enough, it’s even more so when you learn that over 74% of the whole school entered these exams. 

This week St Ives School is Haslemere is celebrating being a finalist at the School Travel Awards for the ‘My Best School Trip’ Award.

This week the pupils at St Ives School in Haslemere enjoyed a three-day Sports Festival.  The objective of the festival was explore the world of sport in an array of different areas, from understanding the commercial side of sport, to sports psychology, to sports science, to the health benefits to the sheer enjoyment of playing and learning new sports.