Ashton House School

LEGOLAND

Bullseye! Archery has been a huge hit at PGL as well as a giant swing and raft building! The children enjoyed a campfire last night… more photos to come!

Year 4 have had an action packed first afternoon at PGL, becoming eco explorers and then scaling the heights of the climbing wall!

Today Year 5 went to Hampton Co

Today, the Year 6 students enjoyed in an incredible experience at the Imperial War Museum, becoming war reporters to later explain what happened to the rest of the school, promoting leadership in education.

We are currently in the Year of the Snake. Pupils delivered individual presentations about themselves in Mandarin. At the conclusion of the Mandarin class, pupils performed a traditional lion dance using the dragon prop.

Year 2 adventured into London on Thursday, to visit the historical and majestic St Paul’s Cathedral. They learnt about The Great Fire of London and the significant people involved, role- played with fun costumes, explored the cathedral and climbed half way to the top of the dome. The sun was shining and it was a glorious day, full of learning and intrigue.

Year 4 completed their Pedestrian Training on Tuesday. They learnt essential road safety skills that will make them safer pedestrians. They behaved beautifully and the instructor was so impressed with their questions and excellent listening skills. Well Done, Year 4!

To complete our work on the Tudors, Year 5 had a choice. They could choose from – to write interesting facts about the Kings and Queens, to make a Tudor house or create a set of Top Trumps.
Well done to everyone who managed to complete a task.
I hope you agree that their work is amazing!

On Monday 11th November, Ashton House Preparatory School marked Remembrance Sunday by remembering the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life. We remember the Armed Forces, and their families, from Britain and the Commonwealth, the vital role played by the emergency services and those who have lost their lives as a result of conflict.

Year 1 had the most amazing time at Gunnersbury Museum. They took part in a toys workshop, looking at a wide variety of toys from the past and even getting the opportunity to play with them.

The Hope Church Foodbank have written to Ashton House Preparatory School to say a big thank you to our pupils and parents for their generous donations. At Ashton House Preparatory School, we think it is incredibly important to support others, so we are very happy to hear that our donations have helped.