We are absolutely thrilled to launch our brand-new Sailing Club, based at Shoresports in the beautiful Christchurch Harbour. This exciting opportunity gives our pupils the chance to take to the water and develop a wide range of skills through hands-on experience. Whether sailing solo or working together in pairs, the children are learning to harness the wind and take control of their own boats in one of the most scenic locations on the south coast.

Our sessions take place on sunny, breezy days—perfect conditions for young sailors to thrive. With expert instructors guiding them every step of the way, pupils are gaining confidence on the water and quickly developing their sailing technique. The freedom of being out on the open water is matched only by the joy on their faces as they glide across the harbour.

To keep things fun and challenging, the children also take part in sailing games—one favourite is "collect the ducks," where they must navigate their boats to scoop up floating rubber ducks from the water. It may sound easy, but it’s incredibly tricky! It requires sharp coordination, precise control, and a good bit of patience—often resulting in plenty of giggles and determination in equal measure.

Sailing isn’t just about technique and teamwork—it’s also about resilience. Our young sailors are learning to stay calm under pressure, adapt to changing conditions, and bounce back when things don’t go quite to plan. It’s a wonderful metaphor for life, and we’re proud to see our pupils rising to the challenge.

We couldn’t be more excited to see this club growing and flourishing. It’s a unique and unforgettable experience that’s already proving to be a highlight of the school year!

We had so much fun on our trip to the beach!

Year 6's long-awaited trip to PGL!

EYFS had a visit from Dorset Fire and Rescue.

Year 4 thoroughly enjoyed the Victorian Museum put on for parents to celebrate and showcase all their learning from term 4 about the Victorians.

The children loved talking about their recent trip to Hooke Court, showing a practical model of the digestive system, testing parents on their times tables, programming the microbits, teaching parents to cross stitch and so much more!

Thank you to all the parents that were able to attend. The parent feedback was extremely positive and we are glad that you were able to enjoy all the children's learning from the last term. 

Reading in extreme places for World Book Day!