Moments that Matter
This is the place were we share the moments that matter at our school. From celebrations and achievements to special events and everyday successes, it's where we capture and celebrate the things that make our school community to special.
From "Underground" to Official: The Rise of Monday Morning
For the past few months, a secret has been circulating in the corridors. Whispers of a school publication were true: an underground newspaper, written and distributed by a group of passionate pupils, was already seven editions deep.
While most of us were just waking up on a Monday, this team was busy reporting on the stories that mattered most to the student body - all behind the scenes.
The Secret is Out
Every secret eventually finds its way to the top. When the 7th edition landed on the library desk and was found by our Deputy Head - Mr Strange - the "underground" era came to a sudden halt. But it wasn't a reprimand that followed; it was an invitation.
Recognising the talent, wit and journalistic flair on every page, the Deputy Head brought the team together with a simple question: "Do you want to make this official?"
The answer was a unanimous yes.
Introducing: Monday Morning
With that, Monday Morning was officially born. What started as a passion project in a shared Google Drive has now become our school's premier student-led publication.
From hard-hitting news and interviews to opinion pieces, crosswords, comics and fun stuff, the newspaper remains exactly as it was always meant to be: a platform for the pupils, by the pupils.
Get involved!
The "underground" team is always looking for new talent. Whether you're a budding reporter, crossword wizard or a digital designer, there is a seat for you in the newsroom.
Monday Morning: Making news worth waking up for.
Victorian Adventures for Year 1! - Term 5
Sevington School 2025-26
Step aside, 2026 - Year 1 are officially Victorians! Our recent trip to Sevington Victorian School saw our students stepping back in time to master 19th-century chores and classroom etiquette.
It was a perfect way to bring Queen Victoria studies to life. A huge well done to all of the children who represented the school with pride and showed outstanding respect throughout the day.
Check out our gallery to see our mini-Victorians in action!
New Books Have Landed in Our Library - Term 5
2025-26 21.04.26 New Books
We're thrilled to share some exciting news: our school library shelves have been freshly stocked with a fantastic range of new books!
Thanks to the incredible support and generosity of our Parents and Friends Association (PFA), funds raised from this year's book fair have been transformed into dozens of brilliant new titles for our children to enjoy. Even better, many of these books were chosen by the children themselves, who completed a 'Book Request Form' and posted them in the library. This helps to ensure that our new stock truly reflects their interests and passions as readers.
From gripping adventures and laugh-out-loud stories to cryptic mysteries and choose-your-own adventures, there's something to spark every reader's interest. There's already a real buzz around the library, with children eager to explore new arrivals, discover new authors and dive into their next favourite book.
A huge thank you to our wonderful PFA for making this possible. Your support continues to enrich the reading experiences of all our pupils and helps nurture a lifelong love of reading.
Happy reading, everyone!
The Library - Term 4
The Library
We've been busy giving our school library a fresh new feel and it's already making a big difference.
One of the most exciting additions is our brand new Book Request Station, where children can share their ideas for books they'd love to see on the shelves. It's a simple way to give pupils a voice - and they've certainly risen to the challenge already with some fantastic suggestions!
Alongside this, we've added lots of new books, carefully chosen to inspire, engage and reflect a wide range of interests. From page-turning adventures to thought-provoking stories, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
We're also shining a spotlight on reading through children's own book recommendations. These peer picks are helping to spark curiosity and encourage others to try something new because who better to recommend a great book than a great friend?
Finally, our new Reading Spine display proudly showcases the texts that shape our reading journey across the school. It celebrates the themes we have carefully woven throughout, the authors we treasure and the shared experiences that bring our reading community together.
It's safe to say that our library is buzzing with excitement!
World Book Day 2026 - Thursday 5th March 2026
World Book Day Display
For World Book Day this year, children across our school explored the picture book 'Chooch Helped' written by Andrea L. Rogers - a Caldecott Medal winning picture book. Using the story as our inspiration, pupils celebrated their love of reading by creating artwork, writing reflections and sharing their favourite books with one another. Above is a picture of our whole school display celebrating the wonderful responses from across the school.
The Entrance Foyer - Update - Thursday 12th March 2026
We've recently updated our school foyer to better reflect what matters most in our community. A new display of photographs now celebrates our school values of Courage, Unity and Ambition, capturing real moments from school life where these values shine through. The images highlight the experiences, achievements and everyday actions that help make our school such a special place to learn and grow. Come along and have a look!
Young VOices 2026 - Tuesday 27th January 2026
Young Voices 2026
Our school choir had the exciting opportunity to take part in the Young Voices concert. Joining thousands of children from schools across the country, they performed together in a spectacular celebration of music and singing. It was a memorable experience for our pupils and a wonderful chance to share their love of music on such a grand stage.
Girls Football Festival - Tuesday 13th January 2026
Girls Football Tournament
A group of Year 5 girls represented our school at a five-a-side football festival. They played four games and had such a superb afternoon, showing great teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout.
As the games went on, the girls grew in belief, confidence and strength as a team and this was a joy to see! We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them.