Charterhouse Square School

Year 3 stepped into a world of discovery during their visit to the Science Museum.

Throughout the day, pupils explored space, developed their understanding of planets and reflected on how scientific knowledge has evolved over time - particularly through the lens of historical medical practices. The experience sparked thoughtful questions, encouraged curiosity and helped pupils connect classroom learning to real-world innovation.

Interactive exhibits gave pupils the opportunity to think like scientists - observing, questioning and drawing conclusions, while building confidence in their ideas and discussions.

There was also plenty of creativity on display, with some pupils capturing the day through photography, highlighting the many talents within the class. ⚛️🔭

How do our youngest pupils begin building independence? One small step (and one jam sandwich) at a time.

In Nursery, pupils have been developing their independence through hands-on learning. From carefully spreading jam to make their very own sandwiches, to exploring different vegetables they would love to grow in the garden, every activity encouraged decision-making, confidence and curiosity.

These experiences also linked to our focus text, Jasper’s Beanstalk, inspiring pupils to think about how plants grow and the vegetables we can nurture ourselves.

 Activities like these play an important role in helping our youngest learners build practical skills, explore the world around them and grow in confidence each day. 🌱

World Book Day was the day that just kept giving. Look at these fantastic costumes! 📚💛

If you walked through our doors today, you might have thought you’d stepped into a library come to life. 

World Book Day at Charterhouse Square School brought favourite characters into the classroom. Spot the multiple Harry Potter sightings across our corridors, and swipe through to see the wonderful costumes and book-inspired moments from our pupils and staff.

A day that reminds us why stories matter - building empathy and celebrating the joy of reading and the stories that bring our community together.

Which costume did your child wear for World Book Day? 📖