Year 5 trip to Burghley House
Published 26/03/18
Year 5 pupils immerse themselves in Tudor times at Burghley House.
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Read MoreYear 4 visits to the Scott Polar Museum
Published 26/03/18Year 4 get into their polar exploration gear and learn about Captain Scott.
Read MoreWW2 Collaboration Day for Year 6
Published 27/02/18Year 6 go back in time and evacuate to Saffron Walden.
Read MoreYear 4 Space Collaboration Day
Published 23/02/18What does it take to be selected for a mission to the moon? Dame Bradbury's and Junior School pupils find out!
Read MoreYear 6 collaboration visit to Bletchley Park
Published 19/02/18A wonderful day at Bletchley Park for both the Junior School and Dame Bradbury's.
Read MoreHow our language videos helped break a world record
Published 16/01/18Junior School and Pre-Prep pupils see their video creations chosen as Editors' Choice for the Council of Europe's world record success.
Read More'Ebenezer' delights audience and showcases Year 6 talent
Published 14/12/17A fantastic performance of 'Ebenezer' from Year 6 this term, and just how many Scrooges were there?
Read MoreFestive fun across the Foundation
Published 12/12/17The festive spirit has been taking over the Foundation this season!
Read MoreJapanese Exchange 2017 - In Cambridge with Teddy!
Published 03/02/17The amazing adventures of the Stephen Perse teddy continue here in Cambridge, before he joins the exchange trip to Japan next week!
Read MoreYear One English lessons inspired by the Amazon Rainforest
Published 07/06/16English lessons involve all four skills, receptive skills: listening and reading; and productive skills: speaking and writing.
Read MoreThe Vision of Learning
Published 15/03/16Building on the previous blog post, ‘Learning is not confined inside the walls of a classroom’, this post will talk about the different learning types that are taken into consideration in the Pre-prep School and how these adhere to the Stephen Perse Foundation (SPF) curriculum wheel.
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