Friday 25th September 2026

 

As part of their learning about Christianity in RE, Jo's Year 4 class visited Southwark Cathedral this week. They were taken on a trail around the church, finding out about different symbols found in places of worship and discovering more about the different items found in churches and cathedrals.  They then took part in a workshop, making fish puppets to remind them about the fish symbol used by Christians.  

Everyone learnt a huge amount and had lots of fun! 

Over the past few months, we have held a number of events outdoors, which have been hugely enjoyable and a fantastic way to come together as a school community. 

May I kindly ask that, at these events—such as Sports Day, picnics and the Summer Fair—rubbish is disposed of responsibly and that children are supervised, particularly at events taking place outside of school hours. We are very fortunate to have dedicated volunteers who help run these occasions; however, they often spend a considerable amount of time at the end of events clearing up litter left behind by others. 

Your support in helping to keep our school environment clean and safe is greatly appreciated. 

Year1 

Ladybirds

Ylva - for having a positive attitude to her learning. She is trying hard to listen during whole class sessions and enjoys sharing her ideas. 

 

Joaquim - he is having a go at things even when he finds them hard. He has been talking about his emotions and thinking of things that he can do to help himself when he is in a zone that he doesn't want to be in. 

Year 2 

Hannah's Class

Dante - well done for always challenging yourself. Keep it up! 

Mimi - you have impressed us with your independence and your willingness to help others 

Will's Class

Miracle - For his brilliant learning behaviour since the start of the year. He is always ready to learn and challenge himself. 

  

Evangeline - For always demonstrating the Kilmorie qualities. She shows great curiosity in her work and is a collaborative and respectful member of the class. 

Year 3 

Vick's Class 

Sam - I am delighted to celebrate Sam for being such a wonderful role model to others. He consistently demonstrates the Kilmorie qualities through his kindness, respect, resilience and positive attitude. Sam sets a fantastic example to those around him and I am very proud of the way he embraces our Kilmorie values each day. 

Goldie - I am delighted to celebrate Goldie for her beautiful handwriting and wonderful curiosity in lessons. She takes great pride in her work and is always eager to ask questions, explore new ideas and learn more. It has been lovely to see her enthusiasm for learning shine through. 

Year 4

Jo' Class 

Rupert - for his excellent learning behaviour, especially his enthusiasm.  He gives excellent contributions during class discussions and is always trying his best.  He is also a great learning partner with whoever he is seated with. 

Estella - for her excellent learning behaviour.  She focuses really well and is always thinking about the lesson input and feedback I have given to try to make her work better.  I have been particularly impressed by how Estella ensures she clarifies what she is reading if she is ever unsure. 

Year 6

Penny's Class

Nell - the care and attention to detail she showed during art has enabled her to create a wonderful portrait that she can be very proud of. 

Alex - for working hard in English, focusing on techniques we have discussed and being willing to edit his writing to improve it which has meant his finished story is of a high standard. 

Sarah R's Class 

Penny - She is very kind and respectful. She shows all of the Kilmorie Qualities. Her work is beautifully presented and she made her Arrival story interesting and exciting. 

Lucas - He is incredibly respectful and polite. He shows all of the Kilmorie Qualities. He listens and responds to feedback positively. 

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