Alana C and Josh C both competed in the Primary Age group Mixed competition last weekend in Chatham and we are thrilled that they qualified for the ESSKIA English National Dryslope Finals 2025/26 at Norwich on Saturday October 11th!! Wishing them lots of luck for the 11th! Simon Jervis
Last Sunday Henry & Alex M, and Monty M and Orlando C ran the 5km race for Hospice in the Weald, raising more than £300 for the charity. This is an amazing achievement and we are so proud of the boys.
👏 Scholarship Success 👏
Congratulations to Matilda on her Music Scholarship to Eastbourne College!
Lydia Carter, Head of Music, said “Matilda impressed Eastbourne`s Director of Music with her determination and musicality combined with thorough preparation which earned her a music scholarship as a cellist, flautist and singer! An amazing achievement for someone who until a month before her scholarship had never sung solo before!”
Well done Tilly! Thank you for your contribution to Holmewood music over the years.
@eastbournecollege #HolmewoodHouseScholarshipReadinessProgramme #BrightFutureAhead #MusicScholarship #Aspiration #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
🎨 Art meets Forest School 🌿
In Art, Year 3 have been making ceramic candle holders. Starting with slab-rolled terracotta with press-moulded and stamped details, their holders went in the kiln for the first bisque-firing. Pupils then applied two coats of the brush-on glazes before the second glaze firing.
This week, their holders came to life in Forest School as the children added the wick and poured in beeswax melted over the fire. It was a calming, focused activity set in the peace of the outdoors, and a wonderful chance for the children to see their patience and effort rewarded as their project finally came together. We think the finished candles look brilliant.
#Art #ForestSchool #CrossCurricularLearning #OutdoorLearning #HolmewoodHouseSchool
🎨 Art meets Forest School 🌿
In Art, Year 3 have been making ceramic candle holders. Starting with slab-rolled terracotta with press-moulded and stamped details, their holders went in the kiln for the first bisque-firing. Pupils then applied two coats of the brush-on glazes before the second glaze firing.
This week, their holders came to life in Forest School as the children added the wick and poured in beeswax melted over the fire. It was a calming, focused activity set in the peace of the outdoors, and a wonderful chance for the children to see their patience and effort rewarded as their project finally came together. We think the finished candles look brilliant.
#art #forestschool #crosscurricularlearning #outdoorlearning #PrepSchoolLife HolmewoodHouseSchool
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