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Year 6 entrepreneurs are inspired by marine conservancy in this year's Enterprise Project.

Hard at work when you walk in, each Year 6 pupil is focusing on their own piece. Then the silence breaks and their lively English teacher Debbie Andrew invites someone to share their descriptive piece for the others to critique. Attentive listening, applause, thoughtful comment and useful feedback and then it is someone else’s turn.

Our youngest children learn about Shapes and Structures.

As our pupils return to school for the remainder of the Spring Term they are able to make use of the new outdoor seating area between the astro and the playground.
Mr Slade along with Mr Stanford and Mr Imiolek have been working incredibly hard over the last couple of months to get the work completed in time for our school reopening. We are sure you will all join us in saying a very big thank you to them.

As we move towards half term we here at St Edward's Prep are looking to further improve the online provision expanding on what we are currently offering. Adding to our 6 core subjects a day mixed with breaks and off screen time, we have held a Friday family quiz challenge and a superhero fitness session. Screen free afternoons have also been hugely popular with projects to design and flight test an aeroplane as well as designing and making our very own superhero board game.

We are very pleased to announce that St Edward’s Prep is going co-ed! Girls will be joining our Pre-Reception Little Griffins class from January 2021 and then the Reception class from September 2021.

Our new Head Boy for this term exemplifies the St Edward’s Prep key Pupil Characteristics and Attitudes to Learning in all he does at school.

‘Learning should end in tangible action.’ So says Jonathan Parsons, Head of St Edward’s Prep. ‘We need to help children understand why they are learning something and what can they use it for. What skills are going to help them achieve and empower them to take control of their learning journey, to enjoy building these skills and to ultimately become successful'.

There was an air of excitement as the pupils of St Edward’s Prep arrived for school on a glorious sunny Monday morning.
Our Parent Teachers’ Association had arranged an educational visit for the boys from the wonderfully engaging and knowledgeable Clare at Walks with Hawks.
Clare has been busy educating the boys on Birds of Prey and what they love to eat, their habits and where they live and what threatens their existence.

One of our Year 6 students managed to answer 21 out of 25 questions correctly and achieved a Gold Award