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We were delighted to celebrate British Science Week with our pupils this year. The theme, “Curiosity: What’s your Question? ”, inspired pupils across the school to think creatively, ask bold questions and explore the world around them with inquisitive minds. Throughout the week, pupils took part in a range of exciting scientific challenges, and we are pleased to share some of the highlights from their learning journey.

On Tuesday 3rd March 2026, we were delighted to welcome Cllr Philip Corthorne, the Mayor of the London Borough of Hillingdon, to our school. During his visit, the Mayor spent time engaging with pupils from Nursery through to Year 6, taking a genuine interest in their learning, ideas and experiences. He visited classrooms, spoke with staff and pupils, and observed the positive attitudes and strong relationships that make our school community so special. It was particularly wonderful to see the thoughtful and insightful questions our pupils asked. They demonstrated impressive confidence, curiosity and awareness of the wider world, qualities we are very proud to nurture. The visit was a truly inspiring experience for our whole school community and a valuable opportunity for pupils to learn more about local leadership and civic responsibility. We extend our sincere thanks to the Mayor for taking the time to visit and for encouraging our children to aim high and make a positive difference in their community.

Last week, children from Nursery to Year 6 enjoyed a wonderful visit from their old friend Harold, our healthy living giraffe mascot. The interactive workshops inspired pupils to explore a range of well being strategies, helping them to understand and express their needs and feelings so they can make positive, healthy choices.

On Tuesday, 20th January 2026, the Reception classes took part in an exciting learning experience as part of their topic on staying safe and healthy. We were delighted to welcome a visit from our local police officers, where the children learnt about what police officers do, where they work, and how they help to keep everyone safe in the community. They asked lots of thoughtful questions, including how you become a police officer and what a typical day involves. The visit was interactive and engaging, and the children especially enjoyed trying on police hats, using the radio, colouring in pictures, and chatting with our visitors. It was a wonderful experience that brought their learning to life and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all parents, guardians and carers who contributed to our food bank collection before the Christmas break. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to provide essential items to support local families in need during the festive season. The winning House / Alliance was Red Kite, collecting the highest number of items and earning 350 points! In second place was Falcon with 250 points, followed by Sparrowhawk with 150 points, and finally Eagle with 100 points. Your kindness and community spirit truly made a difference, and we are proud of what we achieved together. Thank you for helping us spread warmth and care at such an important time of year.