Year 7 have completed their ‘Castles’ project. For four weeks their home learning tasks have been based on exploring different types of castles during the medieval period, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of each building style and how easy, or otherwise, it would be to attack them. The project…
During Reception’s science lesson last week they investigated different chemical reactions. The children used some test tubes, pipettes, water, vinegar, bicarbonate of soda and different tablets. They observed what happened when you mixed these substances together, looking and listening for changes and reactions. It was a very exciting lesson!
During PE, Mrs. Taylor ensured that Year 5 was well prepared to enjoy their lesson. “We really enjoyed reviewing the rules of tag rugby. We learned that we needed to hold the ball with both hands. We also became confident in how to pass the ball, where to position ourselves…
Year 4 have been learning about life during World War II in their topic lessons, exploring how people had to adapt their lives during the war. Here are some of their thoughts: Arthur – “The Blitz was a time when civilians—ordinary people—had to survive and endure the constant bombing of London.”…
Mr. Wilson warmly welcomed the school into the hall for our first assembly of 2025. “During this festive season, did you keep your promise to help at home?” he asked. He was pleased to see many hands raised in response. As we stood on the threshold of a New Year,…
The cold weather hasn’t stopped the children in UKF from exploring outside. The children were keen to put on their wellington boots and discover the texture of the grass while the frost was still outside. They made patterns with their footprints and noticed that the grass was crunchy and white…
Mrs. Carter has been highly impressed with the standard of homework submitted by Year 5 on the topics of “Food Chains” and “Animal Life Cycles.” Pupils are currently conducting research on individual animals. Using their cross-curricular skills, they are creating PowerPoint presentations that explore their chosen animals in greater detail….
This term, KS1 and KS2 pupils have been invited by Felix (6B), our Library Prefect, to take part in the Coopersale Reading Ninja House Challenge! Their mission is to read the books recommended by Felix and create an A4 poster featuring their favorite character from the selected stories. Each book…
A new year has begun, and it was wonderful to see all the children at Coopersale Hall School delighted to be back together, settling comfortably into the school routine. They have been eagerly sharpening existing skills while embracing new areas of learning. Mr. Barham took time to teach the correct…
Coopersale Hall has been buzzing with activity in every class! It’s amazing to see the creative and artistic ideas being brought to life throughout the school. The children have been hard at work, enthusiastically making cards and calendars for the special people in their lives. Industrious elves indeed!
