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Authors, theatrical productions, storytellers and monologues make up a week full of books and stories

Our bloodhounds have this year, once again, reached the knock-out stages, the Quarter-finals of the 2016 Schools Cup.

Our students develop useful skills which will benefit our students throughout their professional working lives.

Once upon a time... Our Primary teacher, Ms. Deana Fieldhouse, is an expert in helping our Early Years children learn how to tell a story and then be able to write this!

To move, to impress, to inspire, to touch hearts, to surprise, to provoke, to disturb, to enthuse and to convince, all at once....with a speech.

“Urgent music medical attention for patients and their families”. This was the billing on a poster at the Niño Jesús de Madrid Hospital for a magnificent concert on the 14th of March

On the 1st of March we celebrated Saint David's day, the Patron Saint of Wales. On this day, our students were allowed to come into school dressed in yellow or in Welsh national costume.

The Gruffalo has terrible tusks, a poisonous wart, a black tongue and purple prickles, a real monster which our youngest students are not afraid of, at all.

Robotics is an activity which is currently practiced by many students from Primary through to Secondary. More and more in demand.

Once again our Secondary students have taken to the track in the fresh country air, to run in the International Cross Country Schools Championship