Normanhurst pupils (from Y3 to Y6) took part in the annual Oak-Tree Spelling Bee and represented their school proudly. Our pupils celebrated their achievement with an overall third place award. Our Year 3 pupils came joint-third; Year 4 pupils were joint-second; Year 5 pupils were joint-first and Year 6 pupils…
After School Club have been busy again with their artistic skills. The pupils were getting creative for Mother’s Day and made some tissue paper flowers. They used their fine motor skills to create a fan effect and then pulled it back out again to create a flower effect. They also…
This year, World Book Day at Normanhurst was celebrated once more with joy and love for books! Pupils celebrated the day by dressing up as their favourite book character and we had so many amazing costumes! Ronnie (one of our Y6 pupils) came to school as Billionaire Boy. His outfit…
After achieving a second place in the ICC Southern Championships and winning a bid to the ICC Battle of Champion with her Flyers Elite Cyanide cheer team, it was another amazing weekend for Nina as she competed at the British Theatre Dance Association competition for London and Essex in Class…
The Senior Choir had a wonderful time participating in the ISA A Cappella Competition on 6th March at Leighton Park School in Reading. The event was split into three age categories: Junior, Middle, and Senior. The Senior choir participated in the Middle age group (KS3) and competed against five other…
Normanhurst children participated in a World Book Day poster Competition where winners received book vouchers and house points! The winning design was by Diana in Year 6. The challenge was to make a poster to promote reading and children combined a variety of skills to produce high-quality entries. The judges…
Pupils in After School Club were very busy getting creative last week! They started the week making Rice Krispy Cakes and then later on in the week they used their skills to create beautiful artwork. They learnt about Picasso’s Artwork and created their own images in his style. They have…
Year 3 attended the local library for their monthly visit. This is in support of ‘DEAR’ (Drop everything and read), which is what every class at Normanhurst School takes part in daily.
Nina and her Cyanide Flyers Elite L2 cheer team achieved an amazing 2nd place at this weekend’s ICC Southerns International Championships in the Junior Small/Medium category! This was an amazing result for their first competition of the season! One of Nina’s coaches wrote this after the competition: “ The highlight…
Sophia in Year 3 had the amazing opportunity to participate in an Arsenal Women’s game as a mascot for the team. Sophia sent Normanhurst School an extract from her diary about her experience. ‘I woke up early in the morning and got dressed in my Arsenal kit (I go to…
