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Did you know that Oktoberfest originally started as a royal wedding celebration? It all began in 1810, when Crown Prince

From Ideas to Action in PE! 🏆

Our PE theory classes are all about creativity, teamwork, and turning ideas into action! A big shout-out to Michael and

Did you know that molecules can have a left-handed and a right-handed version, just like our hands? They contain the

Happy Friday in PE: Learning to Manage Our Emotions! 🏃‍♀️🎯 As part of our Month of Self-Regulation, our PE lessons

Who Am I Becoming? This week, our Year 7 students took part in a workshop built around one big question:

During the summer, I focused on activity in CAS through different sports like badminton and basketball. I chose these two

What Can Negotiation Teach Us About Preventing War? In Global Politics, our students explored a question that has challenged societies

🍓🥪 A Recipe for Great Writing! What happens when you mix curious minds, delicious ingredients and a little creativity? You

Plasticine can be much more than just a creative activity. In our Primary Slovak Language Acquisition lessons, we use it

As part of our Year 5 Unit 1, “Who We Are: Place, Identity and Belonging,” students took part in a