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  • Year 4/5 Shakespeare Trip

    Published 17/07/26
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  • Y5 Sports Day at TPS

    Published 17/07/26

    On Thursday Year 5 went to TPS for a sports day. There were other schools there too and we split up into teams with the other schools. We did lots of different activities like football, dodgeball, cricket, volleyball and lots more fun activities. The Year 9's were running all the activities. We had a great time although it was a very hot day. We saw a lot of ex-students from Sheet while we were there which was nice!

    By Cece.

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  • Herons Trip to The Witterings

    Published 09/07/26

    Herons Class Enjoy a Fantastic Day at West Wittering!

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  • KS2 Performance of 'The Lion King'.

    Published 09/07/26

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  • Year 2 Sports Day at TPS

    Published 09/07/26

    Year 2 thoroughly enjoyed a morning is sport at TPS yesterday. They came back smiling and a little worn out. Well done Year 2s for a great morning of team work and resilience.

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  • Highfield Gala

    Published 07/07/26

    Congratulations to all of our Year 4, 5 and 6 swimmers who proudly represented the school at the Bohunt Schools Gala.

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  • Small Schools Swimming Gala

    Published 07/07/26

    On Friday evening, our Year 5 and 6 swimmers enjoyed taking part in the Small Schools Group Gala in the balmy sunshine.

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  • Churchers College Engineers of the Future

    Published 03/07/26

    Everybody enjoyed STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) at Churchers College.

    We arrived at about 9.30 am and started our first activity which was coding. We all managed to decode all 3 messages and they each had a different problem to solve, for example one of them went up in 15's. Next we did a crash-proof car which had to store a small egg in (we all had to agree on a name for the egg and we called it Alfred). After lunch we all made 3 rockets so we decided to do it in pairs. At the end of the day, we all did our best but sadly we didn't win.

    You can still see the car and one of the rockets on display in the school.

    By Poppy, Year 5.

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  • Cowdray Races - Friday 26 June

    Published 29/06/26

    Cowdray Race

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  • Sports Day 2026

    Published 25/06/26

    🏅 Sports Day 2026

    Despite the hot weather, we were delighted to hold a successful Sports Day this week. To ensure the safety and wellbeing of all of our children, the event looked a little different this year. Rather than our usual whole-school celebration, the field events and wonderful races took place during the morning hours, allowing everyone to take part while staying as comfortable as possible.

    The children showed fantastic enthusiasm, determination and resilience throughout the event. Whether they were running, cheering on their friends or taking part in team activities, they demonstrated excellent sportsmanship and encouraged one another every step of the way. It was wonderful to see so many smiles and such a positive atmosphere. School values cerificates were given out this morning to those who showed great school values during the event. A big well done to them all. 

    Congratulations to Sapphire House, who were crowned this year's Sports Day champions after a fantastic team performance. Well done to every child who contributed points for their house—every effort really did make a difference.

    Thank you to our staff, families and volunteers for helping make the morning such an enjoyable and memorable occasion for everyone.

    Julie Robinson

    Headteacher

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  • Robins Trip to Aquarium

    Published 19/06/26

    Robins had a fantastic trip to the aquarium on Monday, where we saw lots of amazing sea creatures including clownfish, sharks and starfish. The stingrays were definitely a highlight! The children were wonderfully behaved and showed great curiosity throughout the day. Ask us about the biggest shark that lives in British waters – it has a huge mouth..!

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  • Kestrels Geography trip to Dell Quay

    Published 17/06/26

    Kestrels Class visit Dell Quay on our geography trip to learn about rivers - by Jenny and Alice

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