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  • 21/03/25

    Y5 Viking Day

    Year 5 had an amazing time during their Viking day! They delved into the fascinating world of Viking culture by learning how to write secret messages using Viking runes. The excitement continued as they stepped outside for some hands-on Viking training, where they learned the skills of a true Viking...
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  • 21/03/25

    Y2 Football Tournament

    Mrs Williams and Mr Simpson took an eager group of children to a YR2 football tournament on Thursday 20th March. It took place at St. Georges and for many children, it was their first experience of a sporting festival. The children were well-behaved and had a great time. Thank you to all the pa...
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  • 21/03/25

    The Big Lent Walk

    Well done to all the classes for completing the Big Lent walk on Friday 7th March and raising £604.11 for CAFOD!  It was a fantastic day putting our faith into action this Lent.  For more photos, please click here.
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  • 19/03/25

    Sports at Cardinal Newman

    There’s been plenty to celebrate in the world of Cardinal Newman sports over the past few weeks! Last weekend, our Year 5/6 Girls made history by competing in the Surrey Schools Swimming Association Gala—a first for Cardinal Newman! The girls participated in both the medley and f...
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  • 13/03/25

    Y2 Library visit

    YR2 visited Hersham Library on Thursday 13th March. They learnt all about membership, borrowing books and taking care of books. Thank you to all the parent helpers for giving up their time to accompany the children on the walk. For more photos, please click here.
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  • 13/03/25

    Y2 Fire Safety

    On Wednesday, YR2 welcomed Eric from the Hersham fire station. He came in to speak to the children about fire safety and about the changes in fire fighting through time. The children were keen and enthusiastic throughout the presentation. They especially enjoyed making links to their Great Fire of L...
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  • 07/03/25

    Blue Class Mission Week

    Blue Class have had a busy week this week learning about the work of CAFOD for their Mission Week. Having learnt about CAFOD's work supporting farmers experiencing a drought in Kenya, they got to work making posters and sharing their knowledge with all year groups. They shared their understandin...
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  • 06/03/25

    Science Fair

    Thank you to all the children who participated in our Science Fair this year. The staff were very impressed with the quality of the entries and how the children were able to talk about the science behind their projects. Congratulations to our winners and runners-up (from Year 3 to 6) who will be att...
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  • 04/03/25

    Violet Class Science

    This week Violet Class have been thinking about the effects of exercise on the heart. We went outside to  measure our heartbeat after performing some simple exercises.  
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  • 28/02/25

    Coral Class Forest School

    Coral class ventured out into the Forest School area and we were blessed to have the sun shining after all the rain at lunchtime. The children were able to tell me details about birds that live in England as well as some that may be endangered. We spoke about different foods they tend to eat and whe...
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  • 27/02/25

    Topaz Class Forest School

    Topaz class ventured out into our Forest School area to search and identify any birds within the area. We managed to see some blue tits, sparrows and pigeons either flying above or perched on the branches of trees. They then worked in groups to create a bird's nest following instructions an...
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  • 14/02/25

    Internet Safety Week

    This week brought the exciting opportunity for our school to celebrate Safer Internet Day. This year, we have focused on the theme of 'Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online'. All children have explored this theme, amongst other internet safety concerns, within...
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