What's New: Year 3 Newsletter
Our first four classes have enjoyed their residentials this week and we have four more excited classes departing next week!
A note from the Principal
This week I have been reflecting on the wider opportunities our students experience beyond the classroom. The highlight for many was our Year 3 students heading off to Pattaya for their first Residential. It is always a special milestone, with lots of learning taking place as students spend time away from home, growing in independence and confidence.
A short week this week! Lots of fabulous costumes on display for World Book day - thank you for your efforts!
A note from the Principal
The yeargroup is buzzing with excitement as we have officially started learning about our Y3 resi! The focus on our PSHE/Wellbeing lessons will be thinking about any worries or concerns and how we can support and care for each other.
A note from the Principal
This week, the Primary School has very much enjoyed our annual Science Week. Having spent the last 3 years working on Atomic Theory, we are now turning our attentions to marine biology and conservation. It has been fantastic to welcome Piers Baillie from Global Reef and to understand more about their incredible work in Koh Tao. The students have learnt so much and cannot wait to get started on their projects, including coral restoration!
Have a great weekend. Don’t forget that on Monday and Tuesday, school will be closed.
The whole Year 3 team would like to wish our families a Happy Lunar New Year 2026! Happy Year of the Horse.
A note from the Principal
This week, our focus across the Primary School has been on what it means to be Safe, Curious and Kind online. Through a range of age-appropriate activities, students explored how these values apply in digital spaces, helping them to build awareness, make thoughtful choices and develop their understanding of digital citizenship.
This week has been waste less week at school. We have been focussing on the sustainable goal of life below water. The children have been very engagaed in how to protect our oceans and waterways.
A note from the Principal
At the heart of our Primary School is a commitment to fostering belonging, with relationships built on respect, care, trust, empathy and kindness. We hope this is something you experience when you are on campus and in your interactions with our community.