Small Schools Trip to Alice Holt
Published 09/06/26
Alice Holt Adventure
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Read MoreEx-Professional Basketball Player Paul Sturgess came to visit Sheet Primary School!
Published 05/06/26
Read MoreOutdoor Pizza Workshop at Bedales
Published 22/05/26Among pupils from other primary schools, 3 of our pupils were lucky enough to attend a wonderful forest school morning at Bedales Prep on Tuesday.
Cody, Zac and Rhumer really enjoyed all of it...chickens, piglets, rope swings, finding tadpoles, making forest amulets, painting watercolours and lastly making pizzas.
Francesca & Daisy who ran the session were so welcoming & fun.
Read MoreCocking 3K run
Published 11/05/26Midhurst : Sunday 10th May
Read MoreHerons Residential
Published 08/05/26Well, that's the actual trip completed, but there will be many more photos shared here, and hopefully many more happy memories shared&nbs
Read MoreY1&2 Athletics at Bohunt
Published 08/05/26Mrs Galley took a group of Year 1/2 to the Athletics event at Bohunt on Tuesday. They had fun and it gave them a chance to show off their amazing athletics skills. They even came a very close second in the relay. Well done boys!
Read MoreSmall Schools Cross Country event held at Froxfield Primary School
Published 30/04/26Last Friday after school, three Year 2 boys proudly represented our school at the Small Schools Cross Country event held at Froxfield Primary School. Competing against around 30 runners from other local schools, the boys showed fantastic determination, energy, and team spirit.
Jasper delivered an outstanding performance, finishing in an impressive 3rd place. Thomas also ran brilliantly, securing 10th place with a strong and steady pace throughout the race. Bay demonstrated great perseverance and resilience, crossing the finish line in 25th place and showing a wonderful attitude from start to finish.
Cross country is a challenging event that requires not only physical stamina but also mental strength, and all three boys should be extremely proud of their efforts. Taking part in such events at a young age is a fantastic achievement, and it was wonderful to see them supporting one another and representing the school so positively.
A big well done to all three runners for their commitment and enthusiasm. We are very proud of them.
Read MoreKS1 Peter Pan Workshop
Published 22/04/26We were very pleased to receive a visit from Perform on Wednesday 22nd April. The children had a wonderful time exploring the theme of Peter Pan and using drama, dance and singing to help develop their confidence, concentration an
Read MoreBohunt Striking and Fielding
Published 22/04/26Year 3 & 4 Striking and Fielding at Bohunt
Read MoreBikeability
Published 22/04/26Year 5 Bikeability joined by the Bikability Trust epic South North Adventure
Read MoreY3/4 Tag Rugby at Bohunt
Published 26/03/26On Tuesday, five Herons travelled to Bohunt to take part in an inter-school tag rugby event. Hadley, Sophie, William, Margot R and Thea did a fantastic job of demonstrating how brilliantly Team Sheet can work together, showing great perseverance and making our school proud.
Despite the absolutely freezing conditions, they threw themselves into a variety of games as well as a mini-tournament, displaying excellent teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout the afternoon. Well done to all five children for representing the school so positively!
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Read MorePetersfield Music Festival March 26
Published 19/03/26Year 5 had a fantastic time on Monday and Wednesday evening performing at the Petersfield Music Festival. The event was both exciting and challenging, offering the children a wonderful opportunity to develop their musical skills and confidence. They worked hard to learn a varied and inspiring programme of songs, featuring music by Andrew Carter, Richard Stilgoe, Joseph Haydn, as well as pieces from the musical Hercules. Being part of the combined schools choir, they sang alongside many other young performers, creating a powerful and memorable sound.
The children rose to the occasion brilliantly, showing great enthusiasm, focus, and teamwork throughout their performances. Their behaviour was exemplary, and they represented the school with pride.
In addition to performing, the pupils were able to experience a wide range of live music. They enjoyed listening to talented wind and jazz bands, as well as accomplished singers and violinists.
Overall, it was a rewarding and enriching experience for everyone involved. The festival not only celebrated music but also helped the children grow in confidence and appreciation for live performance. Well done, Year 5!
Mrs Robinson