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This is our Year 6 class who are celebrating a 70% success rate for scholarships and awards this year. The children gained their awards in a variety of disciplines, from Drama to Art to Cricket and Swimming to all rounded Academics and Maths, including a Top

Academic Scholarship to St Catherine’s in Bramley and an Honorary Head’s Award to King Edward’s Witley. The diversity of the scholarships reflect the breadth and depth of the education that we offer and the strength of character of our wonderful pupils.

Mrs Kay Goldsworthy, Our Head Teacher, said: “We are so proud of all our pupils who have done so well to gain places at their chosen senior schools and to have received so many scholarships is excellent. These accolades prove that our unique offering of small class sizes and specialist teaching ensure our pupils reach their potential in all areas of

school life, giving them an excellent grounding for senior school and beyond. They will thrive in their new schools and we wish them a really bright future.”

Year 1 visited Painshill Park on Monday. The children took part in a 'dragon quest' in the morning where they completed a series of nature based tasks and had fun exploring the park in the afternoon whilst thinking about different habitats. It was a lovely, sunny day and everyone had a fantastic time!

Year 6 have finished their Julian Opie self-portraits, simplifying themselves to essential lines and colour planes. This project has been inspiring and they have produced some fantastic work!

This morning The Ducks in our Nursery enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt around the grounds - lots of helping each other and counting to make sure they found all 20 eggs!

It was Movie Night yesterday afternoon. Judging by the amount of popcorn consumed, it’s fair to say everyone had a great time! Thanks to our parent body, the Friends of St Ives, for organising it.

Year 2 enjoyed a fantastic trip to Knole House today as part of their Stuarts topic. They explored the house, parkland, artefacts and costumes. Don’t they look fantastic?

We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of our families who have donated so much for our Ukraine appeal. Thank you so much. Thank you too to the pupils in Years 5 and 6 who helped sort all the donations into categories this afternoon and load up the vans. Well done to Mrs Viner for getting us involved in this extremely worthwhile project.

Well done to Year 4 for a fantastic Shakespeare assembly this morning. So wonderful to see you all performing with such confidence and humour. We really enjoyed watching it and It was lovely to have so many parents here too!

Day 2 of our 3-day Shakespeare Festival and it really came alive today with a fantastic array of costumes and dressing up for our Shakespeare themed World Book Day! From Juliet to Richard III, Cleopatra to Puck, Titania to Shakespeare himself, there was an amazing collection of characters. Thank you to everyone for making such a brilliant effort.

The children have been exploring all things Shakespeare; finding out about his life, his writing and the history of The Globe theatre. They have performed lines from his plays and explored A Midsummer Night's Dream in detail, in preparation for performances in the forest. They have insulted each other in Shakespearian language - they possible enjoyed that most of all - and explored some of Shakespeare's forgotten words. There have been sessions in Pre-Prep on Will's Wellbeing and and even Fantasy Football for Prep pupils.

Day 3 involves workshops, a Midsummer Night’s Dream Forest School and a Shakespeare assembly from Year 4. What a fantastic festival!

World Book Day in Nursery. Everyone has dressed up and is looking fantastic!