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Wednesday 16 June 2021 The Living Rainforest Years 3 and 4 had a fantastic trip to the Living Rainforest where they saw a poisonous dart frog, sloth and much more!
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Sunday 13 June 2021 Conservation of butterflies Year 5 have started a new project this week looking at the conservation of butterflies. In their lesson they familiarised themselves with garden butterflies and undertook a survey of butterflies in our school grounds
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Thursday 10 June 2021 Year 8 Goodbye messages Year 8s leaving their goodbye messages on our new jetty. Let's hope the rain stays away so we can enjoy their colourful reflections.
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Thursday 27 May 2021 Year 4 have been evacuated! And they are off... As part of their WW2 topic, Year 4 are being evacuated to Magdalen Farm, an organic working farm on the banks of the River Axe. Once they arrive, the children will be learning all about where good food comes from, harvesting home-grown produce from the orchard and fruit and vegetable gardens and lots more! Have fun...
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Wednesday 26 May 2021 Nursery visit Farmer Will This morning nursery visited Farmer Will's farm (Miss Thomlinson's brother) where they learnt about some of the animals on the farm including the sheep and their lambs, and 'Bob' the horse. The children were thrilled to be allowed to pretend to drive Famer Will's tractor.
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Thursday 20 May 2021 Year 4 visit the Tutankhamun Exhibition Year 4 have had a Tuttan great time The Tutankhamun Exhibition in Dorchester discovering all the artefacts as Howard Carter did in 1922. They were fabulously well behaved, commented on by a few members of the public, and showed off their knowledge to the curator.
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Thursday 20 May 2021 Matches are back!! After months of being unable to host or attend matches we are thrilled to be able to resume our weekly match fixtures.
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Wednesday 19 May 2021 Year 2 have been making river rafts! Year 2 have been making river rafts in DT with Mr Newberry. The children have been following instructions very carefully, designing, measuring, sawing and gluing!
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Wednesday 12 May 2021 Thanks to 'No Mow May' Thanks to #NoMowMay the grounds are full of daisies and buttercups. Nursery have been making the most of them and have made some beautiful flower faces this morning. Threading the flowers is a great way to improve fine motor control and develop creativity.
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Monday 10 May 2021 Tiny the lamb visits nursery Mrs Kyte bought in her little lamb 'Tiny' to meet the nursery children. Tiny had great fun exploring the nursery garden and the children enjoyed feeding him a bottle of milk.
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Tuesday 4 May 2021 Three choristers admitted to Salisbury Cathedral Choir On Sunday 2 May, marking a steady return to ‘normal’, three trainee choristers, or probationers, were admitted as full choristers to Salisbury Cathedral’s renowned choir during the first ‘in person’ Choral Evensong since Christmas.
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Wednesday 24 March 2021 Sneaky breeding tactics of the Cuckoo! Years 3 & 4 explored the sneaky breeding tactics of the Cuckoo!
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Wednesday 24 March 2021 The year 8 girls had a hilarious time bouncing netballs The year 8 girls had a hilarious time bouncing netballs in time (most of the time!) with the Russian Dance from Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite!
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Wednesday 24 March 2021 Staff vs pupils netball match What better way to end the term than with a lunchtime netball match between the Year 7&8 girls and staff? It was fast and furious with more than a few tumbles (mostly staff) on display. Mr Reynolds and Mr Barnard eventually got the hang of where they were allowed to go and Mr Frost managed not to flatten any children today. The girls’ speed and agility more than made up for the tentacled arms of Mr Williams and Mr Frost. Amazingly the staff clinched it by one goal (final score 4:3) but the girls played a blinder.
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Friday 19 March 2021 Happy Birthday Mr Marriott
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Thursday 18 March 2021 Shakespeare Week As part of Shakespeare Week, our Year 6s were inspired by the amazing @Nikkilillyy and her response to: ‘This above all, to thine own self be true...’
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Wednesday 17 March 2021 Year 5 playing a pentatonic piece
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Friday 5 March 2021 SCS Rondeau by Purcell What better way to end lockdown learning than with a huge orchestra playing a great classic, Rondeau by Purcell Here is the SCS community at its best; working together in a huge team to create something AMAZING!
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Friday 12 February 2021 Warminster - The Pupils' Perspective This week we visit Warminster - virtually - in the fourth and final new short film looking at life ‘behind the brochure’ at popular SCS destination schools. Watch Mr Marriott in conversation with Matt Williams, Headmaster of Warminster, and four recent graduates of SCS: Charlie, Charlie, Harry and Monty.
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Friday 12 February 2021 Congratulations to Phoebe and Tilly B, who have both gained places in the National Children's Orchestra Huge congratulations to Phoebe and Tilly B, who have both gained places in the National Children's Orchestra, Phoebe in the U10 and Tilly in the U11. This is a tremendous achievement! Tilly has also got into the National Children's Concert Band so she is going to be very busy indeed!Well done, girls!
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Friday 12 February 2021 Big Garden Birdwatch 2021. Thank you for taking part in Big Garden Birdwatch 2021. Remember to submit your results by 19 Feb. We hope you enjoyed taking part in Big Garden Birdwatch. Whatever you see - even if nothing at all - it matters as the more people who take part, the better the snapshot they will have of how our garden birds are doing.
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Friday 12 February 2021 New dome experience Thank you to Mr and Mrs French for lending the school this superb dome.We are looking forward to using it for numerous activities over the coming weeks.
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Friday 5 February 2021 Senior Schools - The Pupils' Perspective Follow the link below to view the third of our series of short films looking at life ‘behind the brochure’ of four popular SCS destination schools. This week, Mr Marriott talks with Alistair Tighe. Headmaster of Wells Cathedral School, and four recent graduates of SCS: Emma, Sophie, Nathaniel and Luke.
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Tuesday 26 January 2021 Live from the USA Trying to learn from a school 3500 miles away can be quite entertaining. We have to wake up at 5:00 am in the morning to actually make a live lesson. Out of 4 or occasionally 5 I make three of the live lessons set up to help us. Is it worth it?
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Friday 22 January 2021 Senior Schools - The Pupils' Perspective We are delighted to launch the first in a new series of short films looking at life ‘behind the brochure’ of four popular SCS destination schools. Click the link below to watch Mr Marriott in conversation with Mr Vessey, Headmaster of Canford, and two recent graduates of SCS, Maddie and Max.
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Friday 15 January 2021 Outdoor Remote Learning Will Frost, Head of Outdoor Learning at Salisbury Cathedral School (SCS), has created a programme of activities to get remote-learning pupils offline and outside as part of the ‘school’ day.
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Friday 11 December 2020 Congratulations to Miss Thomlinson on achieving Level 1 Makaton Many congratulations to Miss Thomlinson on achieving Level 1 Makaton.
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Thursday 10 December 2020 Father Christmas and his reindeers visit SCS This morning the school was buzzing with excitement as Father Christmas and his magical reindeers made a special visit to meet all the children. The children had the opportunity to see Father Christmas, sit in his sleigh and to stroke the reindeer.
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Thursday 10 December 2020 Thank to our awesome catering team A huge thank you to Nick Denning and his awesome catering team for the most delicious Christmas Lunch. Wearing Christmas jumpers, antlers, and an assortment of festive headbands all the staff and children enjoyed a magnificent feast in their bubbles.
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Wednesday 2 December 2020 Rosie playing 1st Movement of Concerto in A minor by Vivaldi
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