Thank you to all those who joined us for our Open Day on Saturday. The School was full with very proud parents and grandparents who came to visit their children as well as many new parents who are considering joining us. It was a lovely opportunity for everyone to take a look around the school…
Please join us on Saturday 10 October for our Open Day, 10am – 12.30pm. Our 9 acre rural site, just on the outskirts of Abingdon will be open to the public and our current families to take a look around. Please feel free to pop in to all the classrooms and enjoy activities such as…
A chilly start to September was met with very warm smiles of the 38 girls across years 4 to 6 attending pre season netball when Sasha Corbin, England and Hertfordshire Mavericks player, arrived at the school. Before she had chance to put her bag down she was given the warmest of welcomes from the girls…
This week Reception have visited Forest School. We had a great time splashing in the muddy puddles as well as making clay hedgehogs using small twigs that we found on the woodland floor. We had a lovely time and can’t wait to go again. Mrs Rebecca Evans Reception Teacher
Year 2 had a wonderful day at Windsor Castle on Wednesday 23rd September. The sun shone as we explored the castle grounds, looking for features such as turrets, battlements and arrow slits. The children toured the beautiful state rooms, complete with gold-adorned pieces of furniture, portraits, tapestries, ceiling paintings, chandeliers, armour, swords, shields and flags….
The Year 1 pirates boarded the ship ‘The Revenge’ at the start of their pirate day. The crew quickly got busy trying out different pirate tasks and activities and made dice, doubloons, flags, ship’s biscuits, draw-string bags for their gold, ink for map making, eye patches and knots. They also performed vital tasks such as…
This week Year 3 visited the Corinium Museum in Cirencester as part of the Roman curriculum. Upon arrival there was a time for a quick snack before we embarked on the museum to look atall the historical artefacts. We especially liked the Celtic people, The Roman Soldier, the Roman House, the garden and the mosaics….
Each term, at the first House Meeting the Year 6 girls who would like to be considered as House Captains give a short speech to their fellow House Members. A secret vote then takes place to decide who will be nominated. The votes have been counted and our new House Captains have been chosen: Cherwell:…
Y3 Parents Corinium Trip Letter
This year, The IAPS National Tennis Tournament was at Millfield Prep School in Somerset, from July 13-15. The Manor team settled into our Premier Inn on Sunday night, ready for the competition ahead! Monday was the U12 Doubles and the pairs were: Holly C and Alice H Florence M and Aoife Inès B and Georgie…
