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Frivolity and Joy

Last Thursday, parents and carers experienced another side to the school, one that frequently happens, yet rarely is celebrated - the element that pertains to frivolity and joy. To all intents and purposes, family members had squeezed into a packed-to-capacity hall to see Year 5’s staging of ‘Paddington in Peru’.

Cultural Opportunity

Year 6 scholar, Armin took centre stage in his classroom to deliver an informative and eloquent presentation on the Persian New Year.

Roman Conquerors

As part of their historical unit Building an Empire, Year 4 created Roman Centurion costumes out of recycled materials; some extraordinary garments were created.

A Love of Reading

At Thomas Jones one of the ways in which we foster a love of reading in children, is to provide opportunities for older pupils to share books with their younger peers.

2025 Royal Academy of Arts Competition

Pupils have shone in recent art lessons. Some of the outcomes have been remarkably bold and inventive and a few of the pieces have been selected to be shown at the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition.

Rags to Riches 2025

For yet another year, the School Councillors arranged the 'Rags to Riches' clothes recycling venture under Polly Holmes' guidance.

Movember

Thank you to children and families for raising £220 for prostate cancer last week.

Generous Donation

Many thanks to local business and now long-term friend of the school Lords Builders Merchants for making a generous annual donation earlier this week.

Ragged School

Last week, our Year 6 students stepped back in time to the 1880s on their visit to the Ragged School Museum. Led by the charismatic Victorian teacher, Miss Perkins, the day revolved around an authentic Victorian lesson in the museum's beautifully preserved Victorian classroom.

Harvest 2024

‘Seasons of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Later flowers for the bees, Until they think warm days will never cease’ - John Keats - To Autumn

Year 6 Black and Blue Project

Thomas Jones was selected to be one of the Year 6 classes to take part in ‘Black and Blue’ sessions with Paul Canoville, Chelsea’s first black footballer who became a  addict following the premature end to his football career.

A Journey through Jazz

Jazz musicians from the Royal College of Music led an engaging workshop with Year 4 earlier this week, introducing them to various jazz instruments and styles.