We had many Dads, Uncles, Grandads and Mums come in today for Bring a Significant Male to School Day. There was a range of activities that took place, including: vocabulary exploration, practical maths, creating cards and the role play of the story ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’. Thank you all for joining us!
We had many Dads, Uncles, Grandads and Mums come in today for Bring a Significant Male to School Day. There was a range of activities that took place, including: vocabulary exploration, practical maths, creating cards and the role play of the story ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’. Thank you all for joining us!
For World Book Day, Southwold was delighted to welcome parents into classrooms to share the joy of reading with their children. It was a lovely opportunity for families to experience…
Southwold celebrated some fantastic holiday homework completed over the half-term break! Children proudly shared their research and creative projects, which are now on display in their classrooms.
Last week, EYFS enjoyed learning about healthcare jobs during Work Week. They particularly enjoyed listening to the school nurse talk about her job and then role-playing being nurses themselves.
Thank you to our Friends of Southwold for a successful Winter Fayre. It was a wonderful opportunity for so many of our families to join together and enjoy the festivities.…
We had a fantastic day on Friday when the Ropes team visited Southwold. The day started with a whole school assembly where Miquita Oliver shared her passion for skipping and…
It's beginning to look very festive at Southwold! Last week, the staff enjoyed the annual Viridis tradition of decorating the Christmas tree together. It was a wonderful evening and something…
EYFS families enjoyed a hands-on, Fine Motor Skills Coffee Morning, exploring how developing fine motor skills supports early handwriting. Parents picked up practical tips and then put them into action…
Year 1 had a fantastic time at their gardening workshop. They explored edible plant parts: the stems, leaves, seeds, fruits and roots. They even got to taste them in the…
During World Week, Year 5 explored a country of their choice. They discovered its gifts to the global community — from stories and language to traditions, historical figures, and celebrations…
