As a class we conducted an investigation to discover which ball would bounce the highest when dropped from a height of 1m. We thought carefully about how we would make it a fair test by only changing the ball we used each time. Once we had dropped each ball 3 times we found out that the foam ball had bounced the highest. We used our understanding of forces and materials to think about what happened. Catherine Thorley
To celebrate EDoMFL in year 2 we used atlas’ and IPads to locate and name different countries of Europe and identify what different languages were spoken. Rose Lee
This week in art we have learnt about the sculptor Michelle Reader and how she makes unique sculptures using household waste and found objects. There were particularly impressed with her postman which was made from over 800 pieces of junk mail. The children then went on to create their own recycled monsters. Rose Lee
This week in Forest school the children were treated to a campfire with scrumptious marshmallows – smiling faces all around! Rose Lee
Congratulations to our three Pre-Prep Joie de Vivre Winners!
This special award celebrates children with that extra spark - a love for life that`s impossible to define but easy to feel. These wonderful children bounce into school each day, radiating happiness, kindness, and pure joy.
Well done to our winners, and to all our amazing Pre-Prep children who make our school such a joyful and special place!
#PrePrepSchool #HolmewoodHouseSchool #SelfBelief #Aspiration #Kindness
Last night, St Paul’s Church in Rusthall was truly magical as our Holmewood House community came together for a festive Christmas Carol Service filled with warmth and music. The choir was absolutely fantastic, with some truly breathtaking solo performances. And the readers spoke confidently and clearly.
A huge thank you to Mrs Carter, the staff in the choir and all the children for their hard work. Thanks also to St Paul’s Church for hosting us - it was the perfect setting.
Wishing everyone a joyful and peaceful holiday and we can’t wait to welcome you back in the New Year!
#CarolService #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
Last night, St Paul’s Church in Rusthall was truly magical as our Holmewood House community came together for a festive Christmas Carol Service filled with warmth and music. The choir was absolutely fantastic, with some truly breathtaking solo performances. And the readers spoke confidently and clearly.
A huge thank you to Mrs Carter, the staff in the choir and all the children for their hard work. Thanks also to St Paul’s Church for hosting us - it was the perfect setting.
Wishing everyone a joyful and peaceful holiday and we can’t wait to welcome you back in the New Year!
#CarolService #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
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