
Autumn Term 2022 Week 2
It has been a brilliant first full week back. The timetable has stood up (always a nerve-wracking time at the start of the academic year)
It has been a brilliant first full week back. The timetable has stood up (always a nerve-wracking time at the start of the academic year)
It is with great sadness that we heard of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday. The Queen was an inspiration and
Whatever the cut or colour, getting kitted out in a school uniform is a rite of passage for any young student. As a private primary
Many of us can remember learning multiplication and division as children. Chanting and reciting full sets as a class, revising the multiplication table at home
At the close of our Speech Day ceremony, St Peter’s made a generous donation to our school charity of the last academic year, Above Water.
Imaginative play is an intuitive aspect of childhood, so harnessing this creative energy and redirecting it into performing arts is hugely beneficial. Performing arts are
Everyone has a natural love of competition, which is why it’s important to take advantage of it! The best part of competition is that it’s
Children are naturally inclined to explore and discover, and we believe in encouraging this instinct to its fullest potential. Fresh air, sunshine and a change
In Mrs Johnston’s absence, this week’s blog is full of pictures of the Year 8 trip to France last week. Year 8 went off
History is one of the best subjects to boost your child’s brain power. Looking at the lasting legacies left by some of the most inspirational