Over the summer Reuben in Year 4 entered a drawing competition – to draw the best party – to illustrate one of the months in a calendar that is going to be professionally made and sold to raise money for the worthwhile “Winston’s Wish” charity. As well great to hear abo
Wednesday saw most of our Year 6s having a taste of secondary school life in their transition days and we took the opportunity to do all of transition class swaps in school as well. Every class went to visit their new classroom and (almost) all also got to have a lesson with their teacher for [&hell
We held a new event on Tuesday 6th July – an open morning for existing parents, inviting to come in and see their children getting on with some typical tasks and also to sit with their children and see all the work they have been getting up to this year. Everyone was massively positive about [
A huge thank-you goes to everyone involved in making Grange Farm Sports Day 2017 such a huge success. Children, staff, FGF and parents all played a key role in helping the event such a well-organised, positive example of everything that Grange Farm is about. It was an absolute pleasure to be a part
We had a very full Achievement Assembly for Key Stage 2 on Thursday with a wide range of things to celebrate: Our cross-country runners receivers certificates and trophies after superb efforts earlier in the term: We had (I think) a record number of merit certificates handed out (enough for two line
It has become an annual event at Grange Farm and one the children absolutely love and look forward to every year. Monday was “Ricky Dance Day” in school with every child from Year 1 and older learning and performing their own choreographed routine. I get tired even seeing photographs
A large audience of parents, siblings and governors were treated to some superb performances on Tuesday evening at our annual music concert. Children work hard at learning their instruments throughout the year and we had pieces from guitarists, pianists, drummers, recorder-players and even a flautis