Category Archives: Pupil Events
Skipping for Curzon and the Rainbow School
This week, the children have taken part in the Student Council skipping project to raise money for Curzon and our partner school, the Rainbow School in Kenya. The children have skipped for 10 minutes every day and many have even chosen to do extra at playtimes and lunchtimes. It has been lovely seeing the improvement […]
Victorian Week
This week, the older pupils have been very busy with their “Great Exhibition” and Victorian Day. After being set their Victorian homework project, they displayed and shared their wonderful projects including projects about the first steam trains, schools, punishments and important figures. All of the projects showed creativity and a lot of hard work. On […]
Visit to COAM
Pupils were transported back in time to experience what life was like in the past. They entered the Stone Age camp and enjoyed building shelters, foraging for food, learning how to use a bow and arrow as well as striking flints to make fire. Afternoon activities, such as shaping clay pots, churning butter. grinding wheat […]
Science Oxford Workshops
The children thoroughly enjoyed their visit from Science Oxford where they had the opportunity to broaden their knowledge on a range of topics. Years 5 and 6 entered the planetarium – an inflatable dome set up in the hall which enabled the children to watch an interactive film whilst feeling like they were on the […]
ODBST Welcome Assembly
We were delighted to welcome Bishop Alan (Bishop of Buckingham), Sulina Piesse (CEO of the ODBST) , members of the ODBST central team and some of our governors. Bishop Alan led an assembly welcoming Curzon into the ODBST and Sulina presented us with an official plaque. Our House Captains shared what they value about Curzon […]
Trip to Tiggywinkles
As part of their work on the Hodgeheg by Dick King Smith, our pupils visited Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital. They had a fantastic day learning about how the centre rescues and cares for hedgehogs and other wild animals, before releasing them back into the wild.
Grandparents’ Tea
Our youngest pupils hosted a tea for their grandparents. They performed some songs and showed them their work in the classroom before tucking into a delicious tea together. It was an absolute delight to see how enthusiastic the pupils were to show off their school and it was wonderful to be able to welcome visitors […]
ISingPop
The whole school took part in a fantastic event led by Jake from the Christian company Isingpop. Pupils and staff learnt a range of catchy songs and cool dance moves which they then performed to parents in two superb end of term concerts at Penn Street church. The event had been organised just before Covid […]
World Book Day
We had a wonderful time celebrating World Book Day.. The children looked amazing in their costumes – thank you to all the parents for their hard work behind the scenes on these. The highlight was when Year 6 children read to the younger ones. The Year 6 pupils did an amazing job and rose to […]
Trip to Penn House
The children visited Penn House for their local history unit and assisted Countess Howe in planting a tree at Penn House as part of the Queen’s jubilee tree planting project. They then had a tour of the house where they heard the history of the family, discussed art as historical sources and even wore crowns […]
