Year 4 have started their new Science topic, Sound. This week they have been on a sound walk to establish which area of the school is the quietest and the loudest. The big question … Is there anywhere at school that is actually silent? They have also explored a variety of percussion instruments, discovering how sound is made through vibrations. Year 4 Team
Inspired by Peter H Reynolds’ beautiful picture book ‘The Dot’, the Year 4s have been experimenting with watercolours to create their own stunning collections of dots. Tom Johnson / Keith Siddle
👏 Scholarship Success 👏
A massive well done to Art Scholar and Head Girl, Megan, for gaining an Art & Design Scholarship to Benenden School and an Art Exhibition to Kent College.
Mr Johnson, Head of Art, said "Megan has consistently been a highly dedicated and conscientious Art Scholar, demonstrating great perseverance and effort in her art projects over the past few years and being a great role model to younger pupils. She has developed impressive skills with multi-media pieces, including painting and digital design, as well ceramic work."
A huge congratulations to Megan on this wonderful achievement.
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You are warmly invited to our Open Morning on Friday 15th May 2026.
This is a wonderful opportunity to:
🔵 Meet our Head, Ruth O’Sullivan, teachers, boarding and admissions staff
🟡 Experience a pupil-led tour of our school - our pupils can’t wait to show you around
🔴 Explore what makes our school so special
Whether you’re just starting to think about schools or ready to take the next step, we’d be delighted to welcome you.
If you would like to join us, please click the link in our bio to book, or contact admissions on admissions@holmewoodhouse.co.uk to find out more.
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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.
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