Happy New Year to you all! Welcome back to our Spring Term and indeed a very warm welcome to all our new families who have joined us this week. The pupils have returned with vim and vigour hitting the ground...

Growing up can be challenging, especially for girls navigating complex friendships. That’s why we’ve embraced the award-winning ‘Girls on Board’ approach, guiding girls aged 7-18, parents, and teachers through the dynamics of girl friendships. Our non-judgmental and reflective sessions cultivate...

The theme for this year’s International Languages’ Day was ‘Connecting with Global Cognita’. During recent MFL and ICT lessons, children in Years 3-6 made short language lessons in the software ‘Flip’ for other international Cognita pupils. Some pupils created English...

We had an exciting opportunity to go to the Imperial War Museum at Duxford on Tuesday as part of our World War II studies in history. Firstly, we were faced with a documentary challenge in which we had to explore...

A busy return to the second half of the autumn term with pupils and staff picking up the baton of last term very effectively. The week has been full of events including International Languages Day led by Madame Barlow and...

Year 6 very much enjoyed their recent visit to The Henry Moore Studios and Gardens in Perry Green, on the site of his family home and estate, which linked to the work we carried out in the Autumn Term.

This term our House Art Competition was based on ‘The Environment’. We chose this because we believe that the children feel passionately about the environment and sustainability. We wanted to know what motivates the children to feel like this and...

Year 6 very much enjoyed their recent visit to The Henry Moore Studios and Gardens in Perry Green, on the site of his family home and estate, which linked to the work we carried out in the Autumn Term.

When Apple unveiled the iPad in early 2010, they almost single-handedly rewrote people’s ideas of what a portable computing device was capable of – and sparked a tablet revolution.

The joy of reading has been ever present this week with our focus on World Book Day spreading across the entire week. With a visit from Mo O’Hara our Patron of Reading on Monday morning, all pupils and staff were...