June 2019
Girls Under 11’s Rounders v Exeter Cathedral School
On Thursday the Under 11’s Girls played Rounders against Exeter Cathedral School. It was a challenging game with some improved fielding tactics. The whole team played well and Sophie was awarded fielder of the team, and batter of the team went to Sarah.
Instrumental Concert – Drums & Voice
Today was the last of our Instrumental Concerts and saw the Children who learn the Drums and Voice perform to the School and parents. It was again another great concert and all the Children did so well. Well done to all the Children this week.
Instrumental Concert – Piano
The 2nd of our three concerts this morning and it was the turn of the Piano players. All of the Children did extremely well. (apologies for the light in the background!)
Instrumental Concert – Woodwind, Guitar & Strings
This morning was the start of three Instrumental concerts taking place this week in Assembly. It’s a great chance for the Children who learn instruments in School to perform a short piece they have been learning to their parents and the School.
Harbour Rise Inter-Generational Project – Prep Rec
We had great fun on our last trip for the year to Harbour Rise Care Home. We played lots of board games which involved memory and counting, which proved a useful activity for the residents and children. Mr Bellham brought the Boccia balls, a game from the para Olympics, where you have to rolls the…
Citizenship – Prep 6
In our citizenship lesson this week, Prep 6 recreated The House of Commons and the House of Lords with this useful “box of tricks” lent to us from the UK Parliament Education Department, reinforcing our lessons on Democracy and Debating.
Under 9’s Rounders v Bramdean
A successful afternoon at Bramdean – lots of improved fielding and communication resulting in St Christopher’s winning all four matches!
Summer Fair 2019
A successful Summer Fair today despite the rain trying to ruin it! Thank you to everybody who came and supported us. Some of the past Children even came back to throw sponges at Mr George!
