Headmaster’s Newsletter – Summer 2022 Week 9
Today brings to an end a very busy week at school. The last few weeks of the summer term are exhilarating, wonderful and engaging in equal measure and this week was no different...
Read moreToday brings to an end a very busy week at school. The last few weeks of the summer term are exhilarating, wonderful and engaging in equal measure and this week was no different...
Read moreA great number of my weekly assemblies focus on looking to inspire the children to grasp the opportunities that come their way while at Town Close...
Read moreI hope that you all feel somewhat refreshed and reinvigorated after the half term break, ready for what will be a busy but thoroughly enjoyable final few weeks...
Read moreWithin the pages of this newsletter there are a number of pictures that provide a glimpse of the fun, wonder, joy and festivity that took place yesterday as we celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Read moreThe last week has been very busy for all the children, especially those towards the top end of the Prep Department...
Read moreThroughout the course of the last week, the School has been engaging with Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme for this year of loneliness...
Read moreThis newsletter is a wonderful way of getting a sense of all that is happening within our community, although it is perhaps guilty of pulling out only the headlines, when there is so much that goes...
Read moreThe last week has seen the return of many events to everyday life that have been missing for the last two years, across all aspects of school life, which has been a joy to see...
Read moreWelcome to the Summer Term and what promises to be a very busy few weeks. The staff and children are all excited about what lies ahead...
Read moreMay I start by saying a heartfelt thank you for your on-going support across many facets of school life throughout the last term...
Read moreThe Spring sunshine and warm weather has been a great tonic for us all, lifting spirits around the School...
Read moreSTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects are important in schools because they serve as the fertile ground...
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