Celebration of Learning

In Science, the children investigated the best material to use when making a wind turbine. (April 2026)

Easter Pause Day - A day to stop and reflect about what Christians believe is the true meaning of Easter. (March 2026)

As part of our DT lesson, the children designed their own royal carriages. The following week, they used their designs to create their own carriages, using boxes, dowel and milk bottle tops. The children were taught how to use saws and hand-drills as part of the production process. (March 2026).

Year 2 enjoyed a fabulous trip to Windsor Castle as part of their history topic (March 2026).

Surrey Outdoor Learning - The children learned many skills today including; archery, team building, map skills, shelter building and fire lighting. (March 2026)

Year 2 loved 'Bug Fest' as part of their Science learning, about insects and micro-habitats. They enjoyed getting up close and personal to a variety of creepy crawlies. (March 2026)

Children in Otter class took the opportunity of using the sunny day on Monday to investigate shadows by having their art lesson outside.  The children worked in pairs to draw around each other. (March 2026)

As part of our History topic, The History of Flight, we visited the FAST Museum to enhance our learning about different aircraft and our local historical figure, Samuel Cody. (February 2026)

Otters Class had a really interesting time when they visited St Andrew's Church as part of their RE lesson. The children had an opportunity to explore the church and learn about the different features of the church. (February 2026)

The children were very lucky to be visited by Samuel Cody's great great grandson (a grandparent at St Andrew's). They learned all about Samuel Cody, a local historical figure, famous for being a pioneer of early aviation in Britain. (January 2026)

Year 2 have been learning all about the Great Fire of London. They attended a fabulous Great Fire of London workshop and later recreated Pudding Lane with the Tudor houses they had made. The bakery was lit where the Great Fire of London began and the children watched as the fire spread between the houses. (December 2025)

The children enjoyed visiting some historical sites around Farnham on the Farnham Heritage Trail, learning about farnham past and present; such as the water pump, Lion a & Lamb weather vein and the fire insurance plaque on the Tudor cottage. (October 2026)