Year 1 have been learning about clay this half term in Art. We have looked at different clay models and learned about different techniques, including rolling and pressing. Last week we put everything that we have learned into practice to make our final clay animal models.
Year 1 have been learning about clay this half term in Art. We have looked at different clay models and learned about different techniques, including rolling and pressing. Last week we put everything that we have learned into practice to make our final clay animal models.
This week, Southwold celebrated Bring a Significant Male to School Day! Year 6 cracked Enigma codes, Year 5 played Mathopoly, and EYFS explored birthdays with cakes, cards and parties. Other…
Our Year 1 to 6 pupils explored Pupil Voice stalls to learn about roles such as Junior Road Safety Officers, Timetable Ambassadors and Librarians. They then applied, sharing their skills,…
Year 2 have been exploring the dramatic events of the Great Fire of London. Using sources and evidence, they investigated what happened in 1666 and how the fire spread so…
Would you like to be a Reading Volunteer? Can you spare just 1 hour a week to read with children across our school? Join our team of Reading Champions and…
Year 6 enjoyed their visit to London College of Fashion They explored costume and prosthetics, designed climate change themed carnival outfits and confidently shared their ideas with the group!
Southwold is Outstanding! Thank you to all of our families for their support, kindness and congratulations following our recent OFSTED inspection. We are incredibly proud of our school and the…
Year 1 enjoyed a great day at Chalkwell Beach! They collected lots of shells, built sandcastles, and even found some crabs!
Join us this Friday, 16th May for our Science Coffee Morning. Learn what experiments you can try with your child at home. See you then!
For Bring a Significant Female Day, children and their guests created canopic jars, linking our Ancient Egyptians topic with Art. They sculpted, pinched and decorated with hieroglyphics. It was wonderful…
