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Wellbeing is paramount to successful learning and a child’s development. Small classes
ensures that we know our pupils but knowing them is not enough. We support the wellbeing, as well as the personal and social development of our young learners in a great variety of ways. One of these is through Forest School sessions.
Students from across the Stephen Perse Foundation enjoyed taking part in a variety of activities on World Book Day, including an author visit from Zeb Soanes and James Mayhew.
Pupils at Dame Bradbury's enjoyed learning about the Zambezi Sunrise Trust.
Pre-Prep pupils at Dame Bradbury's enjoyed their launch day on the topic of 'Picture This', and got lots of inspiration for this half terms projects and activities.
Lucien in Year 2 tells us about the Chinese New Year activities at Madingley Pre-Prep.
World Food Wednesdays brings the Stephen Perse Foundation an opportunity to try new and exciting global foods and cuisines.
Pupils from Reception at the Stephen Perse Foundation enjoyed a Forest School collaboration day.
Pupils from Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 across the Stephen Perse Pre-Prep's at City and Madingley performed their Christmas play to a packed audience.
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A fantastic class assembly from Year 1 at the Stephen Perse City Pre-Prep.
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Stephen Perse Pre-Prep pupils enjoyed learning about and celebrating Diwali.
Pupils from the City Pre-Prep delighted residents at a local care home by reading to them from some of their favourite books.
A mini sculpture designed by the Pre-Prep will fly into space as part of NASA's Schools Micro-Gravity Rocket Experiment.
In 2016, we ran a survey across the Foundation which identified ways in which we could improve parent and carer communication.
Our Key Stage 1 pupils were also off site last week to visit Stansted airport.
Kindergarten and Reception in the City had an experience at the Senior School last week and used the large hall to test out their aeroplanes.
The children in Early Years went on their own hunt and an exciting tour of the Botanical Gardens to see how many different species of common birds they could spot in a morning.
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