By Oscar (Year 5) and Tanya (Year 4) As a whole school we went to the Verulamium Museum in St Albans to support our work on The Romans. We split into two groups. We started by looking around the museum there were massive mosaics and skeletons. They had clay pots Read more…
As part of their history curriculum this term the Reception and Year One class went for a day trip to the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. They were given a guided tour which allowed them an insight into Victorian life and travel. During the tour the children had the opportunity to sort Read more…
This year for Numeracy week we were looking at different types of code. In our classes we cracked codes and made our own secret messages for others to try and break. Reception wrote their names in numbers, Year 1 ‘cracked’ jokes, Years 2 and 3 worked out messages from Aliens Read more…
Never has so much velvet been seen in one place at one time, as at St George’s School on Tudor Day. The school was awash with little Tudor kings, queens and noblemen all gathered together to learn about the time of King Henry VIII. Led by musician and historian Richard Read more…