News from St Peter's
Teaching & Learning: A Fresh Pair Of Eyes
I started my teacher training in 1996 and completed it in 2001, taking on my new class of Year 6 pupils in September 2001. I
May 21, 2019
I started my teacher training in 1996 and completed it in 2001, taking on my new class of Year 6 pupils in September 2001. I
Half-term and the bank holiday are right around the corner, and that means planning how to occupy the week off school. Thankfully, in beautiful South
This week has been mental health awareness week. The children started the week with a wonderful assembly which introduced mental health as being as important
I have previously written about the house system here at St Peter’s. (https://stpetersprep.co.uk/other-news/teaching-learning-houses/) This community time is about building bonds and making pledges. Thinking of
It is the Summer Term and that means that there is lots of outside learning going on at St Peter’s. The girls have been loving
Now that our results are in we have done some work on displaying the information for current and prospective parents. I think you will find
Children often need some encouragement to eat their fruit and veg, particularly when more appealing sugary, fatty and salty junk food is advertised much more
Assemblies allow children (and staff) time to think. To challenge their own beliefs, to debate and question presentation, to learn about the weird, the wonderful,
YouTube sees one billion users every day, and many of them are children and young people. While YouTube has loads of safe, fun and educational
Education takes place in many forms and even after school, people will find new things to learn about and new ways to learn. Views on