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The Primary students have had a very exciting week and are looking forward to their Christmas show and Winter concert next week. They have been rehearsing and also sang in assembly to share what they are preparing with each other.

Early Years have had a fun filled week and had a very exciting day when their parents came in to school to make crafts with them. They shared their learning and showed their parents how to make Christamas crafts. Everyone had a wonderful time sharing their learning with their families!

KS5 Literature Debates

In Year 12, students have recently carried out a heated debate on whether or not the ending of the novel Atonement is a satisfying resolution. They referred in detail to the text to support their ideas, consolidating understanding of the writer’s methods too. In English, this kind of oral argument often helps build the crucial sense of debate in students’ writing as well.

KS3 Literature Studies

Year 7B summarised their knowledge of the elements of fiction such as plot, characterization, setting, and theme by creating posters displaying key information about some of their favourite short stories.

Year 9A explored symbolism by designing masks for various characters from Romeo and Juliet to wear to the Capulet ball. They chose colours and other design elements to reflect the characters’ personalities and positions.

Once again a huge thank you for the help in FoodFest International. We were so impressed with how the students had prepared and with the engagement on the day. It couldn’t have been done without you. As a school, in a mere 40 minutes, we raised an incredible 213,330 NPR for the Shree Bagmati school.

Every possible event that could happen, did happen in the Senior Play, Constellations, on Wednesday night. Alex, a physicist, and Jo, a beekeeper, meet at a party– and are drawn together in every version of existence — every possible happy ending and heartbreak that could befall them, will and did!

Ms Mountjoy is extremely proud of the students and their hard work! Thanks to Ms Bradley from Primary for supporting with the lighting.