Reptiles visit Fairfield
Chris Nock
from the Proteus Reptile Trust brought a great selection of reptiles in as part of the 'Care of Exotic Animals' unit of the BTEC Animal Care course. Click here for pictures
Dancers thrill sold-out Courtyard
received a fantastic reception after their performance at the "Fresh"
dance evening at The Courtyard . They spent a sunny day working with
staff and other dancers (including some great little ones from St
Joseph's Primary, Ross-on-Wye) and performed in the evening to a packed
auditorium. They were chosen to tour their piece in the Youth Dance
Tour at the beginning of July and were a huge success - in spite of
people missing through illness.
Clicks for pics
Music to their ears
The orchestra, jazz band and smaller ensembles toured the Rhineland
area of Germany during the last week of term. They stayed in the
impressive Burg Stahleck and performed in Linz, Bad Ems and finally in Bonn as part of the Summer Festival.
Click here for pics of the tour
The 2009 Cyprus Basketball and Netball Tour
The Baby Dragons have grown and some powerful ants have arrived!
See more here
The English department has had three prestigious visitors in recent weeks
Click here for details and pics
Comet
LOOK! UP IN THE SKY!! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? NO - it's a Summer 2009 COMET. Read it here.
Read an online version of the Spring 2009 issue of the school magazine here. Winter 2008 still available here.
Community Arts
For autumn arts activities, click here
Miss Sheppard is in America
... on the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Programme. Read more and sign up to Miss Sheppard's Blog here. And you can read Ms de Jong's blog here.
Last year's Zaragoza exchange was a HUGE success
And...
THIS year's exchange at half-term was equally fenomenal- ¡Qué suerte!
Click here to find out more about last year's exchange with Zaragoza
and here for a wonderful YouTube video made by Ariadna. Some photos of the UK part of the exchange can be found here. Photos and accounts from this October are on their way.
The History Department in Ypres and Paris
Click here for some evocative photos of the trip
Deadly piranhas devour entire school population in seven seconds!!
Read more of this story
... and dancing dragons challenge piranhas!!
Watch here
Matthew Engel writes:-
The
alpacas always seem to have this strange expression. It might be mild
befuddlement - after all, it's a long way from the High Andes to
Herefordshire. But sometimes it looks like alarm, as though all along
they have known something we didn't.
Read more of this story
Hay Festival
Hay
Festival provided an opportunity for people concerned about the
survival of rural schools to hear the issues discussed; attendance was
high, as was the strength of feeling from supporters of the school.
Watch a 30-second video from the Rural Schools debate.
Kick Off
Have a look at some rehearsal photos from our whole school production
Small is beautiful:
The tiny rural school teaching big cities a lesson
-The Independent, 17 July 2008
Read the article here
Our special guest on Speech Night 2008 was British Paralympic Rugby player, Josie Pearson.
Speech Night this year was on the 12th November.