Our armistice assembly was very moving and very dignified. Children in both the pre-prep and the prep sections of the school showed an appropriate sense of occasion and understanding given their young age. We reflected on the subject of war, we looked back at the history of war and we linked the sacrifices and the difficulties with the current pandemic and its effects on our lives. Finally, we looked forward to the future with optimism and anticipation.
We are saying goodbye at the end of this term to two distinguished and much valued members of staff. Mr Cook has been an excellent ambassador for the Singapore Maths method of our mathematics scheme and has led the school to great heights in his delivery of mathematics to Years 5 and 6,
The art work at Harvington Prep School is simply spectacular. The girls are driven, they are motivated and they are well taught. Their natural talents are identified, nurtured and enabled to shine.
Nursery & Transition sing a song about food and the harvest. Our whole school community reflected on the gift of food and with your help, we raised £248.50 for our chosen charity City Harvest. Thank you!
Socially distanced assemblies in our playground whilst the weather permits. So important to get the whole school community together and maintain as much‘normality’ as possible whilst respecting and sticking to the rules!
Reading is at the heart of academic success and at Harvington we have two libraries that are open to the children to browse in and to borrow books from.
On Wednesday 30th September, we will have individual school photographs and class photographs taken by our official photographers Gilman & Soame. The strict social distancing rules will be followed, the photographers will have their temperature taken prior to coming into school and they will be wearing face coverings.
A very warm welcome to you all and especially so to our new parents and children! We look forward to a close partnership with yourselves and wish you many happy years within our caring community.
It was a real privilege for our children to work with Clare Thompson this week, as we celebrated Book Week.
Our Year 6 girls spent 4 days of field studies at the gorgeous Flatford Mill location in Suffolk.
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