Whilst the year 6 ISEB pre-tests were on some pupils in Mrs Bennett’s class were challenged to make the longest chain using their factor and multiples knowledge.
This is what they were given with minimal instruction…the longest chain completed in class so far was Daniel……can you do any more?!
Year 6 Spanish been learning about Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and how it is celebrated in Latin America, and in Mexico in particular. We have looked at altars and decorations and made our own “papel picado” to adorn the classroom. Madame Simpson
Year 4 had a wonderful trip to Knole House to consolidate their learning on the Tudors. The children immersed themselves in a range of hands‑on experiences such as exploring genuine Tudor artefacts, discovering local wildlife, calculating the age of ancient trees and even trying on Tudor costumes.
Touring the magnificent Knole House was a great way to bring the Tudor period to life, providing a valuable extension to their learning beyond the classroom.
It was a thoroughly educational and informative day, and our pupils represented the school with great interest throughout.
#historytrip #schooltrip #year4 #holmewoodhouseschool #tunbridgewells
Congratulations to Art Scholar, Sophia, who has been awarded an Art Scholarship to Eastbourne College.
"Sophia has demonstrated such a high level of dedication to her art projects over the past two years, showing a truly outstanding commitment to building her portfolio and to developing her skills across a range of media. Among the good qualities and attributes that Sophia possesses, her perseverance and patience have really been evident this year with many detailed and time-consuming artworks" - Mr Johnson, Head of Art.
Well done Sophia. We are so proud of you!
@eastbournecollege #HolmewoodHouseScholarshipReadinessProgramme #BrightFutureAhead #ArtScholarship #Aspiration #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
Year 4 had a wonderful trip to Knole House to consolidate their learning on the Tudors. The children immersed themselves in a range of hands‑on experiences such as exploring genuine Tudor artefacts, discovering local wildlife, calculating the age of ancient trees and even trying on Tudor costumes.
Touring the magnificent Knole House was a great way to bring the Tudor period to life, providing a valuable extension to their learning beyond the classroom.
It was a thoroughly educational and informative day, and our pupils represented the school with great interest throughout.
#historytrip #schooltrip #year4 #holmewoodhouseschool #tunbridgewells
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