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  • Echoes 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall!

    Wed 30 Mar 2022

    Year 6 performed brilliantly at the royal Albert hall on 29th March! They joined 40 other Buckinghamshire schools to sing to a packed audience. What a fabulous experience for all with great memories made!

  • Holi Celebrations!

    Tue 22 Mar 2022

    Nursery and Reception enjoyed their Holi celebrations!

  • There's a Power in the Music

    Mon 14 Mar 2022

    Led by the Chiltern Music Academy, the school learned the song 'There's A Power in the Music' during Music Week in February 2022. The video can be seen in Gallery under the Children tab.

  • Feedback form for Meet the Teacher Evening Sept 2021

    Wed 15 Sep 2021
  • Year 1 visit to St Paul's Church

    Mon 19 Jul 2021

    Year 1 were given a guided tour of St Paul's Church by Vicar Paul Cudby. They loved the stained glass windows and had a go at making their own when they returned to school.

  • Our Day of Reflection 23rd March 2021

    Tue 23 Mar 2021

    St Paul’s marked the National Day of Reflection on 23rd March with respect for those who have suffered and hope for a brighter future.

    Reception had a Circle Time to discuss the reason for the day and made a spring flowers display.

    Year 1 read and discussed “While We Can't Hug” by Eion Mclaughlin.

    Year 2 made a daffodil window display.

    Year 3 looked at some flower art by artists like Georgia O’ Keefe.

    Year 4 planted seeds as a symbol of hope.

    Year 5 watched 'The Great Realisation' by Tomos Roberts and made a paper Garden of Reflection and Hope with daffodils (representing hope) and forget me nots (representing those lost). The children wrote what they hoped for/messages to those who lost someone inside the flowers.

    Year 6 made papercraft daffodils.

    St Paul’s marked the National Day of Reflection on 23rd March with respect for those who have suffered and hope for a brighter future.

    Reception had a Circle Time to discuss the reason for the day and made a spring flowers display.

    Year 1 read and discussed “While We Can't Hug” by Eion Mclaughlin.

    Year 2 made a daffodil window display.

    Year 3 looked at some flower art by artists like Georgia O’ Keefe.

    Year 4 planted seeds as a symbol of hope.

    Year 5 watched 'The Great Realisation' by Tomos Roberts and made a paper Garden of Reflection and Hope with daffodils (representing hope) and forget me nots (representing those lost). The children wrote what they hoped for/messages to those who lost someone inside the flowers.

    Year 6 made papercraft daffodils. The daffodils recorded their hopes for the future and what they are looking forward to as restrictions ease.

  • Red Nose Day - Superheroes!

    Tue 23 Mar 2021
    The children and staff enjoyed as fun day of dressing up, all for a great cause!
  • St Paul's tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore

    Wed 03 Feb 2021

    Here are tributes from the children, staff and parents of St Paul's School. Also, go to the Gallery page to see and hear musical tributes to Sir Tom.

     

    https://www.stpaulsschool.co.uk/gallery/

  • #findthejoy!

    Mon 11 Jan 2021
    Children have been challenged to #findthejoy whilst at home as we focus on our School Value of Enjoyment. Here are some examples
  • Christmas Weekly Update Week Beginning 7th December

    Fri 11 Dec 2020
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