At Southwold we are trying to recycle more because we understand that plastic can be harmful for the environment. We now have a recycling box in every classroom to collect finished stationery, including handwriting pens and glue sticks. Key Stage 1 now have a new recycling bin in their playground. The Eco-Team are making sure that the children remember to put their fruit peel into the blue bin and general waste in the black bin.
At Southwold we are trying to recycle more because we understand that plastic can be harmful for the environment. We now have a recycling box in every classroom to collect finished stationery, including handwriting pens and glue sticks. Key Stage 1 now have a new recycling bin in their playground.
The Eco-Team are making sure that the children remember to put their fruit peel into the blue bin and general waste in the black bin.
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!
Help our Eco Team win a bench for school! They are collecting PP5 plastics (such as bottles and pen lids, takeaway containers, detergent and sauce bottles etc). Drop them in…
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 6 have been learning all about cycle networks and how to plan safe, enjoyable routes — putting it into practice by cycling to their future secondary schools. A great…
Year 1 enjoyed a great day at Chalkwell Beach! They collected lots of shells, built sandcastles, and even found some crabs!
With the hot weather this week, our local trees were feeling thirsty! Our Eco Team headed out to give the school trees a much-needed drink. Trees need 2–3 litres of…
Big shoutout to our brilliant Language Captains for an inspiring meeting! They celebrated Hispanic Day highlights, from traditional games (El Tomate was a hit!) to the unforgettable Spanish lunch. Thanks…
Our JRSOs teamed up with the Met Police in Hackney to monitor vehicle speeds and learn about road safety. Using speed detection equipment, they saw first-hand the importance of tackling…
Year 6 Language Captains headed to the BFI Southbank for an exciting workshop: learning Spanish through short films! As a reward for their hard work, they joined other London schools…
