Congratulations to Ava (6JM) for her podium finish at the Open International d’Orléans European Championships last weekend. The international bronze medal is an amazing addition to Ava’s Commonwealth and English Karate Federation medals. Ava narrowly lost on points at the semi-final, however, she is medalling consistently and progressing at higher levels, a fantastic result. Well…
What a fabulous finale Year 2 had for their topic, Bright Lights, Big City! On Tuesday 28th March, they travelled by tube to the Tower of London. The children eagerly mapped out the route they would need to take on the tube, travelling on both the Central line and the District line. When they arrived,…
Well done to Kehanique (5AN) who participated in the Minithon at Lee Valley Athletic Centre last weekend. Kehanique competed in the 60m, 200m and 600m races and was awarded a top 10 gold medals spot. Congratulations Niquey!!
The Prep Dance Club attendees truly showed their ‘revolting’ side whilst performing their Spring Term routine, a spin-off from the West End musical hit ‘Revolting Children’ to their peers in our Performance Assembly on Monday. They have shown great levels of hard work, dedication and commitment throughout every dance lesson. They should all be very…
Last Friday, the Sustainability Council gave up their lunchtime to complete a litter pick on the green near school. Armed with rubbish bags, litter pickers, gloves and welly boots the children were amazed at the variety of litter they managed to collect. The collected rubbish will be washed, sorted and recycled by Mrs Mistry for…
On Friday 24th March, some children went to Chingford Goals for a big tournament, hosted by Woodford Green Prep School. In our group, there was Woodford Green D team, Loyola School and Snaresbrook Prep. In all of the matches we played, we put in good performances. Our first game was against Woodford Green D which…
Last Friday, choir members from Years 4, 5 and 6 visited Chigwell School to participate in a charity event run by the Roding Rotary Club. It was entitled “Youth Makes Music” with funds raised donated to The Memory Cafe for people with Dementia. The choir sang three songs from their repertoire: The Wellerman, ably assisted…
This term in Humanities, Year 5 have been learning about natural resources, in particular the ones used to make energy in the UK. Luckily, one of our parent’s works in renewable energy and he very kindly agreed to come in and tell the children more about his work. Mr Flood had some really interesting insight…
AHS travelled to St Aubyn’s for a U10 Girls Football training match on Tuesday 21st March. The aim of the match was for the children to gain more experience playing competitive football against another school in a more relaxed environment. Despite 3-0, 4-0 and 3-0 losses, the girls continued to persevere throughout each match. The…
Our Puffins were out and about in the local area this week, on their very first school trip together. Puffing down to Woodford Station over two days, they had a rail-y exciting time getting a train to Loughton, keeping track all the exciting different views and objects on the journey. Hopping onto the big red number…