Category: Junior School
Zooming in Assembly
June 16th, 2020 by Arthur Le

Although Junior School Assembly can’t take place in its previous form at the moment, the show must go on! The Junior School boys listened and watched attentively via Zoom as […]
Footy’s back, almost
June 5th, 2020 by Arthur Le

It’s been a big week, but school’s back, the boys are back, and next week…footy’s back! More photos of the day can be seen in our photo gallery.
We’ve missed you!
May 25th, 2020 by Arthur Le

Amongst the first boys back today, are the littlest. Welcome back boys, you’ve been missed!
Learning poetry in Year 5
May 20th, 2020 by Emily Beaton
My zoom Limerick There once was a boy in his room, who had to log onto his zoom. sometimes it was magic, and other times tragic, Until his computer went […]
Teddy bears in Year 4
May 20th, 2020 by Emily Beaton

At the start of term, each boy received a special parcel in the post, which included everything they needed to design a template for their bear, to the hessian on […]
Science mug cake a winner!
May 18th, 2020 by Arthur Le

Noam (Year 2) had a go of Ms Hall’s science lesson ‘mug cake’ on the Junior School blog, and if that smile’s a measure of success. He nailed it!
Year 4 virtual camp out
May 13th, 2020 by Emily Beaton

Thankfully, we were able to gain special permission to take over the scheduled DL2.0 Maths class last Thursday for the Year 4s and encourage the boys to tune into their […]
Remy’s lockdown project
May 11th, 2020 by Arthur Le

And it’s important for us to see boys finding solace in other pursuits. For Remy D’Alessandro (Year 7), a chance idea of making facemasks, has led to an exciting entrepreneurial […]
Science from a distance
May 6th, 2020 by Emily Beaton

All Junior School students have enthusiastically embraced Science from home this term. The Prep boys have been investigating the properties of different foods at home. They have compared uncooked and […]
The power of music through the airwaves
May 6th, 2020 by Arthur Le

Music creates a sense of belonging and participation. Across the world we have seen communities connect through music; singing across apartment buildings in Spain, joining virtual music ensembles from across […]