This week children in Year 4 had their first gardening lesson of the year. The children were rippling and retting flax that had been grown on the roof. This process has been done for thousands of years, since the Ancient Egyptians were alive. Next the flax will be spun to make linen!
This week children in Year 4 had their first gardening lesson of the year. The children were rippling and retting flax that had been grown on the roof. This process has been done for thousands of years, since the Ancient Egyptians were alive. Next the flax will be spun to make linen!
Year 2 have been exploring the incredible achievements of aviator Amy Johnson in Humanities! They examined maps, newspapers and photos to understand her legacy and why she remains an important…
Our Enterprise Fayre was a huge success! Our creative pupils put their entrepreneurial skills to the test, #selling handmade keyrings, bracelets, squishes and salt dough coasters to parents and teachers.…
Year 1 have been learning about Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale in History. They explored sources in pairs to understand their importance and loved using their new knowledge organisers to…
EYFS have been embracing the changes in weather. They have had fun exploring ice writing and observing how their breath changes in the cold.
Click here to view our special lunch menu that will be served on Thursday 16th January for the Chinese New Year 2025.
A huge thank you to our amazing Friends of Southwold representatives, dedicated staff, and the incredible support from families and our community! Together, we raised an astounding £1600. Fun was…
Our Viridis Choir performed a Christmas carol concert at Homerton Hospital, spreading festive cheer and raising funds for St. Joseph's Hospice who donated our reindeer antlers. An amazing performance by…
At Southwold, we take great pride in our beautiful cursive handwriting and excellent presentation. This week, children in Year 3 achieved their pen licenses and we could not be more…
Southwold had an incredible Odd Socks Day! Pupils and teachers wore their most vibrant, bold and mismatched socks to show support for Anti-Bullying Alliance. A huge thank you to everyone…
