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Congratulations to Anna, Anne and Tavonga in Year 6, winners of the @eastbournecollege Inter-Prep School Public Speaking Competition. 🥇
The girls delivered an insightful presentation on `The Amazing David Attenborough`, while the boys gave a thoughtful speech on `What difference will AI make to my life in the next eight years?`. The standard across all teams in the competition was exceptional, with every speaker delivering their very best.
At the end of the event, Mr Lawson, the Headmaster of Eastbourne, presented the prizes and spoke about the importance of public speaking and oracy. He highlighted how vital these skills are in helping young people grow in confidence and character, skills that sit at the heart of a Holmewood education.
Mrs Jervois was very proud of every Holmewood pupil who spoke. A wonderful achievement for team Holmewood!
#PublicSpeaking #Oracy #Year6 #SelfBelief #Aspiration #HolmewoodHouseSchool
Happy World Bee Day! 🐝
Did you know that when Bees get tired, they nap in flowers? Or that they communicate by dancing?
Our delicious Holmewood Honey is produced by our very own school bees and has long been a firm favourite within the school community. Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Weald countryside, our bees enjoy an abundance of wildflowers and woodland helping to produce honey of the very highest quality. More than just a treat, the hives also help children learn about biodiversity, sustainability and the importance of protecting pollinators.
Even better, sales of Holmewood Honey help support the wonderful work of Hospice in the Weald, making every jar a small way to give back to our local community.
We are grateful to Friends of Holmewood for supplying the hives and to beekeeper, John Preston, for his many years of commitment and service to the school.
Thank you John!
#WorldBeeDay #HolmewoodHoney #Savethebees #OutdoorLearning #HospiceInTheWeald #HolmewoodHouseSchool
Happy World Bee Day! 🐝
Did you know that when Bees get tired, they nap in flowers? Or that they communicate by dancing?
Our delicious Holmewood Honey is produced by our very own school bees and has long been a firm favourite within the school community. Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Weald countryside, our bees enjoy an abundance of wildflowers and woodland helping to produce honey of the very highest quality. More than just a treat, the hives also help children learn about biodiversity, sustainability and the importance of protecting pollinators.
Even better, sales of Holmewood Honey help support the wonderful work of Hospice in the Weald, making every jar a small way to give back to our local community.
We are grateful to Friends of Holmewood for supplying the hives and to beekeeper, John Preston, for his many years of commitment and service to the school.
Thank you John!
#worldbeeday #holmewoodhoney #savethebees #OutdoorLearning #HospiceintheWeald #holmewoodhouseschool
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